145 Nassau Street, 3-C

You must see this stunning, large loft in the landmarked Potter Building co-op, located where the financial district meets Tribeca, across from City Hall Park and mere steps to transportation and the many amenities of this rapidly evolving neighborhood.

Configured as 2 bedrooms with 2 baths, this dream loft offers approximately 1813 square feet of flexible space (plus 245 of additional loft space) with soaring 12 foot ceilings, huge windows with fabulous views of City Hall Park, the Fountain and the surrounding neighborhood, this is the ideal home for stylish living and entertaining. Beautifully home in excellent condition, this loft is move-in ready!

Enter the loft via a long wide gallery, perfect for a chic dining area that could accommodate a table for 12 or more with plenty of elbow room, beyond which the bright wide open living space beckons. The living area is simply stunning, an open corner space with seven huge windows facing west overlooking the greenery and fountain of City Hall Park against the backdrop of an architecturally significant cityscape, including the Woolworth Building, the Jenga Building and of course City Hall. Flooded with sun all day and magical with the twinkling city lights at night, Wow! There is plenty of space for a large living room plus a casual den to accommodate every electronic device on your tech wish list.

The living area includes a spectacular chef's kitchen with a massive island for casual dining and serving culinary creations and luscious libations, truly an entertainer's dream. Professional appliances, sleek custom white cabinetry, stone countertops and a chic glass backsplash make this space both beautiful and practical. The oversized primary features abundant closet space and an en suite bath stylishly outfitted with mosaic tile and a walk-in shower. With plenty of room to accommodate a king bed plus a desk and other furnishings, this is the perfect bedroom to unwind relax.

A second bedroom is the perfect guest room or home office. Accessed from a spiral staircase, a mezzanine above the gallery and guest bedroom adds even more flexibility, which you might use for additional sleeping spaces gym or more. OR, the mezzanine could be removed to expand the open feeling of the loft.

With such architectural features as huge columns, beamed ceilings and gorgeous wood floors, you know you are in an authentic loft - the real deal, not some wannabe new construction or faux retrofit.

Built in 1886, the Potter Building is an architecturally distinctive early NYC skyscraper, with a gorgeous Queen Ann influenced facade featuring ornate red brick, terracotta and a distinctive corner turret. Amenities include a beautiful roof deck, video security and basement storage. Washer/Dryer too!