THIS LARGE ONE-BEDROOM MEANS EXTRA SPACE.
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Perfectly Renovated and Serene One-bedroom Waterfront Condo plus Nursery/Office/Library with Hudson River views. This beautiful home is surrounded by Rockefeller and Oasis Parks, The North Cove Yacht Harbor, and the Battery Park City Esplanade which connects neighboring Tribeca to the World-Famous Battery Park with its monuments, museums, and majestic views including the Statue of Liberty.
The One Bedroom + Home Office with water view features an open kitchen, custom built closets, wide plank flooring, thoughtful lighting, and high-end fixtures and finishes.
The primary bedroom has a breathtaking view of the river and promenade, the wide windows extend to the ceiling and have Hunter Douglas electric blackout shades and built-in drawers and cupboards for clever and convenient storage.
The second room which can be your library, a nursery, or home office, has a custom built closet maximizing storage for even the most organized.
The large open living/dining area offers beautiful lighting, and also has HD electric shades.
Both the living/dining room and the bedroom feature all day natural light and a view - both of which you may never have enough! Each room has central a/c and heat and large windows perfectly framing the view of Birch and Oak trees, the green wooden park benches illuminated by vintage-style cast-iron street lamps, the rare cobblestone cul-de-sac, and the open stone gate leading to the famed Battery Park promenade.
The kitchen and bath are equally as thoughtful - the open kitchen with dishwasher and built in microwave is full of gems, including over a dozen cabinets, smart lighting, stainless steel appliances, and high-end fixtures and finishes including a beautiful marble tile.
The bath has a stone countertop, a beautifully tiled floor, and great lighting. The tub/shower has a thick glass door, Kohler fixtures and a rain shower style shower head.
In addition to the custom build home office storage, this property has two additional storage areas - a custom built walk-in closet and an entry closet.
BUILDING AMENITIES
FULL SERVICE - Hudson Tower is a luxury CONDO and employs a full-time door person, a maintenance team, and a live-in-superintendent.
A PARKING GARAGE - Pull onto a cul-de-sac and into your own attended, Parking Garage.
A ROOF DECK - Enjoy your stunning Roof Deck with RIVER VIEW!
Building Amenities continue with a Fitness Center, Bicycle Storage, and an additional Storage Room. Laundry can be found on every floor.
OUTSIDE YOUR LOBBY DOORS
The ultra-quiet Albany Street, with a lovely tree-lined cul-de-sac allowing for a convenient pick up or drop off any time of day or night, is anchored on its west end by the Rector Gate, Hudson River, and the paved Battery Park Esplanade stretching for miles, and on its east by Greenwich Street.
Travel on the Esplanade just north to dine at multiple open-air riverside restaurants and bars or enter Brookfield Place which connects with the Oculus Center and Fulton Station.
World Renowned Dining, Sport Centers (including Equinox Fitness and North Cove Sailing), and Endless Shopping can be found throughout the neighborhood.
Wall Street and the NYSE within Manhattans Financial District are just two blocks east and the New 1WTC can be found just a couple blocks north.
Major bus and subway lines, if you ever need them, are found within a couple block from your lobby doors.
CONDO FREEDOM
Subletting and purchasing for use as a pied- -terre are permitted.
Quick Profile
Battery Park City (BPC) sits on the edge of the Hudson River and stretches from Bowling Green to the south and Tribeca to the north. It is essentially a waterfront community without the beach (well, maybe a small one) and its residents bask in the joy of residing and playing along the great waterway. Majestic views of sunsets over New Jersey, the Statue of Liberty to the south and One World Trade Center to the north offer unparalleled settings.
BPC is a fabulous place to live for people of all ages. It is a planned community that offers a mix of commercial and residential offerings as well as a retail mall, a movie theatre, a marina and acres of open space, ballfields, playgrounds, bike paths and walkways. Walk out your door and throw a frisbee, day sail into the harbor, take in a little league game or even try beach volleyball at Pier 25.
There is also a host of cultural offerings not to be missed. Public displays of art and sculpture are scattered throughout the neighborhood while two larger offerings, The Museum of Jewish Heritage and the Irish Hunger Memorial which require extended visits and moments of reflection.
Today, BPC sits as one of the great triumphs of urban planning. Built on landfill from the World Trade Center site, the community covers 92 acres along the Hudson River to the west of the West Side Highway. In sum, there are more than 30 residential buildings and seven commercial properties, the revitalized Brookfield Place (formerly the World Financial Center) and 200 West Street, the state-of-the-art home of Goldman Sachs.
Today, BPC flourishes like no time in its fifty-year history. In a sense, the planned community has come to full fruition. It’s a great place to raise a family or to be an athletically active single. The neighborhood is one of the safest in NYC and certainly the cleanest. Vehicular traffic is at a minimum and many people cross West Street to get to work. There are five pedestrian bridges that span the highway to connect BPC with the Financial District as well as a tunnel that crosses from the Brookfield Mall to the WTC site. The newest bridge, at West Thames Street, replaced the former Rector Street crossing, which was damaged during the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
The new ownership of the old World Financial Center has revitalized these rather sterile granite buildings. The updated design of this upscale mall welcomes visitors, particularly tourists, from the WTC site.
Yet despite the idyllic nature of BPC, the neighborhood has endured a series of setbacks over the years. The area was blanketed with ash from the collapse of the twin towers. Many residents left and never returned. Hurricane Sandy slammed the neighborhood and caused severe damage. Another random terrorist attack killed several people along the bikeway that runs along West Street.