120 Greenwich Street, 11-G

Charming One Bedroom Loft-Like Corner Apartment.
The 10.6 ceilings and large windows flood the space with great sunlight from south and west-facing windows.
Live in the fastest growing neighborhoods of Manhattan. Since the 9/11 attacks Downtown Manhattan is leading the luxury condo resurgence.
Why Invest in Financial District?
New infrastructure and public transportation hub, a dozen of new building developments and conversions, hundreds of new retails have revitalized the neighborhood: Westfield Trade Center, Brookfield Place, Oculus. FiDi has become the new place to live and work.The Italian Renaissance-Palazzo-style building, built in 1904 went under a gut renovation in 2006. Adjacent to the trendy W Hotel, Greenwich Place Condominium offers 24-hour doorman/concierge, live-in super, cold storage, furnished roof deck, workout room and a spacious laundry room.
There's some charm in this loft-like corner apartment situated on the 11th floor with double exposure, high ceilings and column accent. The true one bedroom apartment features an entry foyer with a closet, an open-chef's kitchen, space for a dining table in the LR, elegant hardwood floors throughout, four oversized windows including a bay window , open sky views with a glimpse of the Hudson River. The kitchen is well equipped with stainless still appliances including Bosch dishwasher & microwave, Liebherr refrigerator, full size Amana stove, grey stone backsplash, stone countertops and halogen lighting under the custom oak cabinets. The bathroom is designed with contemporary materials and fixtures, a tub with frameless glass shower, white porcelain sink, tiles in satiny white glass and sandstone, and stone flooring. Other features include a very large closet in the spacious bedroom, high speed internet access, central heat and A/C.
120 Greenwich is well located, at the western edge of the bustling residential Financial District. Close to the WTC Transportation Oculus connected to the Fulton Subway Hub providing 11 subway lines and to the NJ PATH trains. Easy access to the new Westfield Mall and to the outstanding Brookfield Place with upscale shopping & restaurants, authentic French market "Le District" and a fancy Food Court. Next to the newly opened famed Italian Market "Eataly" and steps to Whole Foods, Battery Park and to the Hudson River Promenade.

Reasons to live in Lower Manhattan.
Respondents were asked to rate the importance of fifteen reasons for living in Lower Manhattan. The top reasons residents chose to live in Lower Manhattan are overall quality of life (87%), quality of apartment (84%), access to subways and other mass transit (82%), and safety (81%). Other top reasons to live in Lower Manhattan were access to parks and waterfront (75%), neighborhood character (74%), size of apartment (72%), and cost or affordability of apartment (70%). Among households with children, 76% rated local schools as an important reason for living in Lower Manhattan. Source: Downtown Alliance