101 Wall St

Completed in 1931 and standing 26 stories tall, this reimagined Art Deco condominium converts a classic Lower Manhattan profile into 46 residences composed primarily of one- and two-bedroom homes. Architecturally the façade and setback terraces retain pre-war massing and ornament while interiors have been fully renovated with contemporary finishes. Units feature tall beamed ceilings, oversized casement windows, wide-plank herringbone oak floors, deep baseboards, generous closet storage and in-unit washers and dryers; select homes include duplex layouts and corner exposures with river or Brooklyn-skyline views. Kitchens are fitted with custom oak cabinetry, honed marble counters and fully integrated Bosch appliances; bathrooms specify marble surfaces, dual-sink vanities and separate soaking tubs or walk-in showers. Building amenities are concentrated on communal wellness and social spaces: a landscaped roof terrace with seating and a gas grill, a residents’ lounge and separate library, a children’s playroom and game room, a training studio with sauna and steam rooms, and a golf simulator. Every residence includes private storage. The building sits one block from the East River Esplanade in the Financial District/South Street Seaport area, providing immediate water views, nearby dining and retail, and connections to multiple subway lines and waterfront promenades.