130 Fulton St

130 Fulton Street is a landmarked, Renaissance Revival condominium conversion in Lower Manhattan. Built around 1900 by De Lemos & Cordes and converted to loft condominiums in the mid-2000s, the 13-story boutique building contains roughly a dozen expansive three-bedroom residences characterized by high, vaulted ceilings, oversized multi‑directional windows, and original prewar architectural details. Interiors commonly feature open-plan great rooms, cathedral or barrel‑vaulted ceilings, hardwood (bamboo) floors, substantial built‑in storage, walk‑in closets, and upgraded chef’s kitchens with granite counters and high‑end appliances. Many units include in‑unit laundry, recessed lighting, and generous primary suites with double vanities and spa‑like baths. The property offers part‑time doorman/concierge coverage, a fitness room, furnished rooftop terrace, storage and bike facilities, and elevator service. Pets are permitted. Located at the nexus of the Financial District, Seaport and Tribeca, 130 Fulton sits steps from the Fulton Transit Center, multiple subway lines, PATH service and ferry access, with immediate access to Brookfield Place, Westfield World Trade Center, Pier 17, and a dense mix of restaurants, shops and cultural destinations. The building’s scale, historic façade and loft-style apartments deliver spacious, light‑filled homes tailored to downtown urban living.