2 Bed 2 Bath Condo For Sale $2,195,000 2,197 sqft ($999 per sqft)
Broker: Richard N Rothbloom Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales Llc
NEW PRICE – BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED FULL FLOOR LOFT! BEST VALUE IN THE FINANCIAL DISTRICT.
SUNNY MASSIVE LIVING AREA / ELEVATORS OPEN DIRECTLY I
...read moreNEW PRICE – BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED FULL FLOOR LOFT! BEST VALUE IN THE FINANCIAL DISTRICT.
SUNNY MASSIVE LIVING AREA / ELEVATORS OPEN DIRECTLY INTO YOUR FOYER – This stunning 2nd floor apartment has a great layout, with two bedrooms (convertible to 3 bedrooms) and two bathrooms. The new modern white kitchen features state of the art professional grade appliances, white cabinetry with interior lighting, and Carrara marble counter tops. Off the kitchen is a banquette, for everyday casual dining. The master bedroom suite is a relaxing sanctuary, with a gigantic walk-in dressing room. The master bathroom has a double vanity, steam shower, and a claw foot cast iron bathtub. There is a centrally located 2nd full bathroom off the main hallway. With triple exposures to the north, south, and west, and through 27 over sized double-pane windows, enjoy continuous natural sunlight with city views. There are hardwood floors throughout, ceilings up to 112" high, custom light fixtures, a central air conditioning system and radiator heat, and a walk-in laundry/utility room. This well maintained building has bike storage, and a weekday doorman/superintendent. Note: Monthly taxes reflect a tax abatement, owner applied for.
33 Rector Street is an Italian-Renaissance-palazzo-style building, erected in 1921. In the lobby vestibule is a tablet, noting the building named for Herman Frasch (1851-1914), the founder and first president of the Union Sulphur Company. This boutique pre-war condominium building is in the Financial District, right across from the parks and esplanade in Battery Park City. Each of its 13 units has a full floor with secure electronically keyed elevators. New neighborhood amenities include wonderful dining and shopping at the redesigned Seaport, Brookfield Place, the Oculus, Eataly, and Whole Foods FiDi is coming. Most all subway transportation lines converge nearby at the new PATH and Fulton Street stations.
