150 Nassau St

Completed in 1896 and converted to condominiums in 2002, this 23‑story Beaux‑Arts landmark occupies a prominent corner in Lower Manhattan near City Hall Park, the Seaport and Tribeca. Architecturally the exterior retains historic masonry detailing and sash windows characteristic of late 19th‑century commercial design; several listings reference original structural elements such as steel columns and high decorative ceilings. The building contains one‑, two‑ and three‑bedroom residences that read loft‑like thanks to 10–15 foot ceilings, oversized windows, wide‑plank oak floors and open plan living areas. Individual units frequently feature marble or Calacatta bathrooms, custom millwork, pantry and walk‑in closet space, center islands or eat‑in kitchens equipped with premium appliances, and in‑unit storage; many floors have common laundry and some units include private outdoor space. Common areas and services emphasize full‑service living: a 24‑hour doorman and concierge, a staffed lobby and live‑in superintendent, multiple elevators, a windowed fitness room, a residents’ library/lounge and a planted/furnished roof deck with sweeping views of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Practical conveniences include an on‑site parking garage, building storage, additional tenant storage and packaged building maintenance (assessments have been used for facade and capital work). The condominium’s downtown location places it within immediate walking distance of multiple subway lines, grocery and retail options, waterfront esplanades and a dense cluster of restaurants and cultural destinations.