Once in a great while does a space with a perfect combination of size, proportion, layout, light, and views become available, and this 3 bed/3.5 bath LOFT is it. A gracious entry foyer, with powder room, opens into a grand scale corner loft with 180 degree views that pan from river to river and include every landmark and viewscape one could hope for. A gourmet kitchen offers all prep and storage requisites as well as a 3' X 12' marble slab cooking and dining island that seats six. The multi-functional main space is divided into various seating areas incorporating views, fireplace and the grand scale largesse for entertainment comfortability. Three bedrooms with en suite baths are accessed from hallways, ensuring privacy and intimacy. The quality of the design and finish reflect refinement and cultivation, while creating an ambience of casual sophistication. Located in a neighborhood steeped in history and surrounded by architectural icons, this top floor "B" line is now available for the first time in many years.
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The Financial District encompasses the entire area of Manhattan below Chinatown and Tribeca to the southern tip of the island. Several office buildings in the area have been converted for residential use, making what was once a quiet place after the business day a vibrant neighborhood bustling with shops and restaurants that cater to the growing full-time population. This is a great location for those wishing to walk to work on Wall Street. Also in the area is Battery Park City, a mixed residential and commercial neighborhood within walking distance to the downtown business district. Battery Park City is a small “city within a city” with shops, restaurants, and even a marina. The Financial District is home to the South Street Seaport with its beautiful harbor views and many shops and restaurants. Open-air concerts are also held here. At the very tip of the island, one can take in spectacular views of Governors and Ellis Islands and spot the Statue of Liberty in the distance. Also within walking distance are the Castle Clinton National Monument and the Jewish Heritage Museum.
At American Copper, two copper-clad towers are connected by a three-story skybridge, creating the ultimate vertical community. Designed inside and out by SHoP Architects, each tower offers over 300 one-of-a-kind layouts with sweeping, enviable views of the Empire State Building, East River, and the Manhattan skyline.
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