Seaport South Condo

Seaport South Condominium is a midcentury, converted co-op-turned-condo boutique building on 12 stories originally completed in 1956 and reconstituted for condominium ownership in the 1980s. The property contains a mix of studios and one-bedroom layouts across a modestly sized collection of residences, many of which have been renovated with modern kitchens, hardwood floors, recessed lighting and built-ins. Architecturally it reads as a utilitarian urban block with large wraparound or wall-to-wall windows in many corner units that bring ample natural light and river glimpses. Common interior features include multiple floors of laundry, foyer and entry storage in many units, and building-level conveniences such as a live-in superintendent, 24-hour doorman/porter coverage, three elevators, bike room, and additional storage bins. Exterior amenity spaces include a shared roof deck and planted garden area; several units have private balconies or terraces. The building is pet-friendly and permits investors, pieds-à-terre and purchases by foreign nationals in many cases. Recent building investments cited in listings include lobby and hallway refreshes, new boilers, upgraded wiring for FiOS and a new fitness facility. Located at 130 Water Street in the Financial District near South Street Seaport, the property sits within walking distance of heavy transit connections, waterfront promenades, restaurants, grocery options and cultural destinations that shape an active downtown lifestyle.