101 Wall St

Built in 1931 and restored into a boutique condominium, this 26-story Art Deco building contains a small collection of thoughtfully reimagined residences, primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts. The conversion preserves period massing and setback terraces while introducing oversized casement windows, wide gray herringbone oak floors, beamed ceilings (around 9'–9'6"), and custom millwork that blend prewar scale with contemporary detailing. Interiors feature defined entry foyers, eat-in kitchens or peninsula layouts with honed marble counters, integrated Bosch appliances, recessed lighting, double-vanity master baths, soaking tubs, separate formal dining options in larger plans, and in-unit washer/dryer plus private storage for every apartment. Common spaces are finished with a restrained, designer-led palette: a staffed lobby, a residents’ lounge and quiet library, a game/children’s playroom, and a training studio with sauna and steam facilities. Outdoor amenities include landscaped setback terraces and a rooftop deck with seating and gas grills that look toward the East River. Additional conveniences include a golf simulator and other boutique-service features tailored to a small-residence building. Located in Lower Manhattan’s Financial District, the property sits one block from the East River Esplanade and within easy reach of multiple subway lines, restaurants, and waterfront promenades.