88 Greenwich Street 2003

Twenty floors abοve thе Finаncіаl Dіstrict, this аrtіѕt‐deѕigned, light-filled apartment boasts a smart, efficient design and the best price point for a luxury one bedroom in the Financial District.

The spacious living area comfortably fits a full size sectional and a 4-person dining table, with room to spare for a desk or a reading chair. High ceilings, a fully fitted walk-in closet, and oversized windows complete the space.

Enjoy warm sunlight in the east facing bedroom, which comfortably fits a king size bed with nightstands and another large custom closet. The apartment also includes built-in speakers in the kitchen and bathroom and central AC. It can be sold fully furnished and is wired for Fios.

The kitchen combines polished stone countertops with built-in Sub-Zero refrigerator, Viking four-burner range, deep stainless steel sink, and a double-drawer European-style dishwasher. Custom cabinetry provides ample storage for cookware and wine.

The bathroom is finished in Italian Vanilla Marble with Mayorca Limestone floors, a deep Kohler soaking tub, and an overhead rain shower.

The unit's HVAC system was fully upgraded in summer of 2024, which means no surprise capital expense for years to come. Combined with the building's investor-friendly condo structure, this is a turnkey home for an owner or a low-maintenance holding for an investor.

The building recently completed facade restoration, which has been fully paid for. An assessment of $193.63, which ends in October 2028, will enable the replacement of all elevators.

Corporate ownership, Pied-a-terre, trust ownership and guarantors are all allowed. The building is pet friendly and permits unlimited leasing.

Commuting is effortless. The 1, R, and W trains stop at Rector Street a block away, with the 4, 5, 2, 3, J, Z, A, C, and E lines, the Fulton Center, and the PATH to New Jersey all within a few minutes on foot.

The Greenwich Club

88 Greenwich Street was completed in 1930 as an Art Deco office tower designed by the architects of the Empire State Building, and converted to a full-service condominium in 2007. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and its marble-and-walnut lobby, oversized windows, and loft-like proportions carry that pedigree into every residence.

Residents enjoy 24-hour doorman and concierge service, live-in superintendent, a team of porters and handymen, and a staffed package room with cold storage. Amenities include a fully equipped fitness center and yoga studio, a residents' library with wood-burning fireplace and grand piano, billiards room, media room, business center, catering kitchen, bike storage, and a laundry room on every floor.

The Harbor Room indoor/ outdoor lounge includes a 12-person dining room, various seating for entertaining or co-working, and a landscaped Sky Deck with panoramic views of New York Harbor, the Statue of Liberty, and the Lower Manhattan skyline.