145 Nassau St

Completed in 1886 and landmarked in 1996, this 11-story cooperative occupies a prominent red brick and terra-cotta Queen Anne / Neo-Grec–influenced building in lower Manhattan. Originally an office tower on historic Newspaper Row, it was converted to residences around 1980 and today contains roughly forty-plus loft units with high ceilings, cast-iron columns, and large multi-pane windows that frame views of City Hall Park and downtown landmarks. Typical residences are expansive two-bedroom lofts (many convertible to three bedrooms) featuring formal foyers, separate dining rooms, lofty ceilings (often 11–13 feet), hardwood floors, and period details such as Corinthian columns and cast-iron radiators alongside modern upgrades. Building systems have been refreshed over time: lobby and hallway renovations, elevator replacements, window upgrades, and an attentive full‑time superintendent. The co-op offers residential conveniences including video intercom/fob security, package and bike storage, rentable storage bins, central laundry (with in-unit laundry sometimes allowed), on-site staff, and a planted common roof deck with panoramic skyline and park views. Pets are permitted; maintenance assessments have been used for capital planning. The location sits directly opposite City Hall Park, within walking distance of Fulton Center, the Oculus, Seaport, Tribeca, Soho and major transit hubs, making the building both a historic architectural landmark and a well-served downtown residence.