One Wall Street

One Wall Street is a landmark Art Deco residential conversion completed in 1931 and reimagined as a 50-story luxury condominium with 156 residences ranging from studios to four-bedroom homes. The structure preserves period scale—notably ceiling heights over ten feet and wide-plank French oak floors—while integrating modern finishes and large-span layouts that echo 1930s proportions. Kitchens are bespoke, with Oceanwood marble, custom Aran Cucine cabinetry, Miele appliances and tech-forward touches; primary baths use warm stone, thermostatic controls and integrated LED-mirrored medicine cabinets. Shared spaces are extensive: a private 38th-floor fitness center with a 75-foot lap pool and harbor views, a residents-only restaurant and 4,000-square-foot landscaped terrace on the upper levels, private coworking, children’s and teen rooms, storage and bike facilities. Ground-floor retail includes the neighborhood’s first Whole Foods and an on-site Lifetime Fitness Resort with complimentary membership for residents. Service levels are white-glove: full-time door staff, porters, resident managers and concierge. Exterior amenity offerings include a courtyard, roof deck and both private outdoor spaces and building storage. Located between the New York Stock Exchange and Trinity Church in the Financial District, the building places residents within immediate access to transit, dining, and downtown workplace nodes.