15 Broad Street, 3700

Dreaming of a light filled home, a view and outdoor space? The questions every New Yorker has been asking themselves for the last five months are easily answered by the ultimate Gotham Apartment #3700 at 15 Broad Street. The DOWNTOWN Condominium is located in the old JP Morgan Building, which put FiDi on the map and introduced the area broadly as a residential option conveniently located across from the Stock Exchange. This apartment breaks all the Financial District stereotypes with its loft like space punctuated with windows that flood the apartment with light and afford north and eastern views including the Woolworth Building and the Empire State Building. Additionally, the spacious and landscaped terrace, which looks out at the Brooklyn Bridge and East River, offer you the ultimate in a private, outdoor living space.

Features of note in this Philippe Starck masterpiece apartment include: an open floor plan with a large living/dining room/kitchen configuration, flanked by the master bedroom with a five-piece master bath. The second bedroom/home office is adjacent to a second full bathroom with window. This layout gives each space its own experience because of its positioning and proportions.

With almost 2,000 interior square feet, there is the option to create a third bedroom/office/nursery and not lose the large and inviting communal spaces. On the 37th floor of a 39-story building, you will not find a more gracious and luxe opportunity, offering the perfect solution to the necessary tight quarantine living AND for only $950 per square foot - this is unheard of.

Built for private intimate living or grand formal entertaining, 3700 has the versatility everyone needs from their home. The apartment is turnkey and the building's amenities are legendary - Starck Park/terrace, massive gym, half-court basketball court, squash courts, pool, bowling, screening room, party room, kid's room with 24/7 concierge and doorman

FiDi is super convenient and has become a legitimate residential destination. All services are easily accessible and a Whole Foods in opening in 2021 on the corner of Exchange and Broadway. Access to the Westside Highway, the FDR and the parks that line both rivers puts everyone near a beautiful green space within minutes. The subway all converge in lower Manhattan to transport in and out of the neighborhood as easy and convenient as possible.