15 Broad St

15 Broad Street is a landmarked, full-service condominium in Lower Manhattan originally completed in 1914 and converted to residential use in the mid-2000s. Rising approximately 42 stories and housing about 155 residences, the building offers a mix of studios and one- to three-bedroom loft-style homes that emphasize large, open layouts, high ceilings and preserved architectural details. Interiors frequently feature beamed or cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors, abundant built-ins and storage, expansive windows that capture views of the Financial District and finishes ranging from classic moldings to contemporary gourmet kitchens and marble baths. Common areas were reimagined by a noted designer and include formal foyers, staffed doorman and concierge services, and on-site support such as dry cleaning and housekeeping options. The property’s amenity program is unusually broad for a converted historic tower: a full fitness center, indoor lap pool and hot tub, sauna and locker rooms, yoga/dance studio, squash and half-basketball courts, bowling alley, screening room, billiards and game lounges, children’s playroom, business center and extensive landscaped roof and terrace spaces with reflecting pools and seating. Exterior features include planted courtyards, roof decks and private outdoor terraces for select units. Parking is limited in the immediate area; building storage (including deeded storage rooms for some units) supplements in-unit closets. Pets are allowed on an approval basis. Located on Broad Street between Wall Street and Exchange Place, the residence sits steps from the New York Stock Exchange and benefits from dense transit options, nearby waterfront parks, high-end retail and an expanding mix of dining and cultural destinations in the revitalized Financial District.