101 Wall Street, 23-A

23A, A rare residence occupying the entire 23rd full-floor in an Art-Deco luxury doorman condominium with 2 private terraces. Two private key-locked elevators open to a sprawling 1,795 SF (167 SM) 3 bedroom and 3 full bathroom offering north and east exposures facing onto Wall and Front Streets with direct views of Brooklyn and the East River. Upon entering the main room with kitchen, living/ dining with new oversized casement windows, wide-plank herringbone floors throughout, 11" baseboards, and 9' 6" plus beamed ceilings. The kitchen has custom white/oak cabinetry, honed white marble countertops, and a full suite of Bosch appliances with custom millwork paneling. Bathrooms offer white floor to ceiling marble surfaces, Kohler brushed nickel fixtures and custom white lacquer vanities with honed marble countertops and backlit medicine cabinets. The primary bedroom opens to its own private terrace and has an ensuite spa-like bath, with double sink, separate deep soaking tub and glass-enclosed shower. Second bedroom faces east with terrace and direct east River views also with ensuite bath with tub and shower. Third bedroom has a full bath just outside in the hallway and opens to its own private terrace with a cool view up Wall Street, to Brooklyn and the East River. Additionally there is a private laundry room and storage with Bosch washer and dryer only for 23A. Built in 1931,101 Wall By The Water is an elegant Art Deco building, featuring a glazed brick and bronze facade. Its reimagined condo conversion designed by visionary Dutch architect Piet Boon, provides residents with a host of thoughtful amenities; fitness room with state-of-the-art cardio and strength-training equipment, sauna, steam rooms, a golf simulator, private storage closets, a spacious lounge complete with a bar and catering kitchen, a quiet library, children's playroom, game room lounge and a common landscaped rooftop terrace with gas grill and comfortable outdoor seating. The building is close to the East River Esplanade and the newly reinvented South Street Seaport and is surrounded by a number of top NYC restaurants, cafes, bars and shops. These include but are not limited to; The Tin Building, Pier 17, The Fulton, Manhatta and the newly opened Whole Foods Market on Wall Street. Many subway lines nearby; 1/2/3/4/5/N/R/W/J/Z.