120 Greenwich St

A converted pre-war condominium in lower Manhattan, this 13-story building dates to 1904 and preserves loft-like character across primarily one- and three-bedroom layouts. Exterior masonry and large arched or oversized multi-pane windows recall its early 20th-century industrial origins while interior units typically feature high beamed ceilings, exposed columns, and wide-plank hardwood floors. Kitchens are modernized with stone counters and high-end stainless appliances; bathrooms commonly use limestone, sandstone or glass tile details. Common areas include an elegant staffed lobby with 24-hour concierge and a live-in superintendent, a furnished landscaped roof deck, an on-site fitness room, centralized laundry, cold-storage for grocery deliveries, package room and private storage options. There are updated elevators and a mixture of classic prewar bones with contemporary condominium finishes from a comprehensive gut renovation. The building sits within walking distance of multiple subway lines and the Hudson River waterfront, surrounded by restaurants, cultural venues, shops and parks that define the Financial District lifestyle. Pets are typically permitted and the property operates a smoke-free policy.