170 Park Row

Chatham Towers is a mid-20th-century cooperative composed of two 25-story towers completed in the mid-1960s. The complex presents a modernist architectural vocabulary with long façades punctuated by large, regular windows; many residences are corner or high-floor units that capture wide city and park views. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom apartments (plus studios historically offered) with flexible floorplans, oversized windows, and generous closet and storage provisions. Interiors commonly include renovated kitchens and bathrooms in some units while others retain period finishes, and several residences offer private terraces or outdoor space under 60 square feet. Shared resources emphasize full-service living: a 24-hour doorman, live-in super, porters, on-site laundry and bike rooms, resident storage and a parking garage available to shareholders at a modest monthly fee. The buildings sit around a planted, landscaped garden plaza and courtyard that provide a quiet outdoor retreat adjacent to Columbus Park. The property operates as a pet-friendly co-op with smoke-free policies and additional building storage. Located at the nexus of Civic Center, Chinatown, Tribeca and the Financial District, the towers provide immediate access to multiple subway lines and a dense, walkable mix of restaurants, shops and civic amenities.