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HUGE Loft in one of the most exclusive, luxurious and inspiring buildings in downtown area. Design by Armani- always a trend to stand the test of time with top of the line quality and eye for detail, every time. This magnificent Loft features 1100 Square Foot huge loft with 10.5 foot high ceiling, oversize windows with open city views of downtown. Spa like bathroom outfitted in handsome stone, bronze and exotic wood and sybaritic recessed rain shower.

Elegant kitchen with concealed appliances: sub zero refrigerator, fisher paykel dishwasher and gaggenau range and wood cabinet.

Building amenities are top of the line: Roof Deck, fitness center, Swimming pool, club lounge with heath bar, SPA with Turkish Hammam, roof terrace with reflecting pool, library, billiards room, golf simulation room.

Don\'t miss the opportunity to live in a timeless fashion among the best and brightest in the world!


Building Features:
Immediate Occupancy
12-year Tax Abatement
Designed By Armani/casa
Inspired design and quality of life not only coexist, but converge to create the perfect living environment.

Residences Features:
Offer Optimum Light And Views
Over Sized Windows
Abundant Open Spaces

Investor Friendly Building with attractive pricing! Ask for a full list today 917 587 2522.

ABOUT THE AREA:
Downtown, from the West Side Highway to the East River, from the tip of Manhattan to the Brooklyn Bridge and Park Place.

Easy access to transportation has brought a new wave of condo buyers into the Financial District, known to its residents as “FiDi.” Recent conversions of office buildings in the Financial District have created lofts and apartments with high ceilings and modern amenities such as gyms, concierges, and computer systems that e-mail you when your dry cleaning has arrived. Top rental buildings have modern lounges for socializing and roof decks that go on and on, with views to match. The new luxury high-rises have joined such classic Financial District co-ops as 3 Hanover Square, a conversion of the former Cotton Exchange.

There’s plenty of history here: the narrow cobblestone streets of Lower Manhattan were once frequented by Herman Melville (born on Pearl Street). At Federal Hall National Monument, you can see one of Downtown’s most famous sites —where George Washington accepted the presidency. And when you’re in the Financial District don’t miss St. Paul’s Chapel, the only surviving pre-Revolutionary War building in Manhattan.

Shopping options include Tiffany’s, Thomas Pink, and Hermès, with all sorts of luxury goods for sale. Foodies love gourmet boutique Zeytuna Market. It’s also great fun to head to the South Street Seaport, which boasts more than 100 cafés, restaurants, and shops as well as a new ice skating rink called Seaport Ice. There’s also a terrific maritime museum and water views that will take your breath away.