120 Greenwich St

A 13-story prewar condominium in lower Manhattan, converted from an early 20th-century structure and fully modernized in the mid-2000s. The 40-unit building primarily contains one-bedroom residences with loft-like proportions, high beamed ceilings (around 10–11 feet), oversized double-pane windows, and long plank hardwood floors that recall the original prewar character. Kitchens are typically open-plan and finished with high-end stainless appliances, stone counters and custom oak cabinetry; bathrooms favor floating vanities, glass tile and frameless showers. Common areas include a staffed 24-hour concierge/ doorman desk, a landscaped furnished roof deck with skyline views, a fitness room, central laundry facilities, refrigerated/cold grocery storage and on-site superintendent services. The building provides optional private storage and allows pets, short-term leases and pied-a-terre ownership; some residences have private storage cages included. Located at Greenwich and Albany Streets in the Financial District/Tribeca border, the condominium sits steps from transit hubs, shopping destinations and waterfront parks, offering a mix of historic architectural detail and contemporary urban conveniences.