145 Nassau Street, PH-11C

Rarely available triplex loft with two large private terraces overlooking City Hall Park, for long term lease Aug. 1st. This 3300sqft 4-bedroom and 2.5-bathroom home is sunny and bright, occupying the prime corner of the landmark Potter Building. With 1400sqft of private terraces, this top-floor Penthouse has been newrly restored to architectural glory and sleekly modernized; the apartment includes an oversized Great Room overlooking City Hall Park with 10.5ft loft ceilings. The open kitchen is an entertainer's dream with Subzero refrigerator, vented Miele gas range and hood, and oak cabinets. With generous space for living and dining, there is also a beautifully designed library/office with ample shelving for books. The Principal bedroom has 2 large exposures with elegant custom shutters, walk-in closet and a newly renovated en-suite 5-fixture bath with a large window and radiant heated stone floors. On the 2nd floor, 2 bedrooms (both with skylights) share a full bath. A separate laundry room has a washer and vented dryer. The 3rd floor penthouse (with wet bar) is flanked by 2 large terraces with stone and wood decks, mature trees, flowering vines and irrigation. Exterior lighting of the terrace with elaborate terracotta ornamentation highlights the pre-war charm of 145 Nassau. The triplex has 3-zone central air conditioning and optional attic storage.

The historic Potter Building is an elaborately detailed cast-iron, terra cotta and red brick structure built in 1886 across from City Hall, on what was once called Newspaper Row. It was designated a New York City landmark in 1996 and its immediate neighborhood has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 2005. This well-run residential cooperative building is conveniently located adjacent to City Hall Park, Brooklyn Bridge and Tribeca. Super and porter onsite every day with 3 elevators. Onsite package room as well.

Neighborhood amenities include dining and shopping at two nearby Whole Foods, Oculus, Eataly, Brookfield Place, and the new Seaport with the magnificent Tin building. A short walk to the Perelman Performing Arts Center, Chinatown and the heart of Tribeca.