215 Park Row

Chatham Green is a midcentury cooperative complex completed in 1960, composed of three 21-story buildings that together house roughly 420 residences. The property is organized around expansive landscaped grounds—about 4.5 acres—featuring formal gardens, courtyards, a koi pond, children’s playground and multiple planted sitting lawns that provide notable green space for lower Manhattan. Units are predominantly one-bedroom and studio configurations with layouts that emphasize large windows, high ceilings and eat-in kitchens; many homes include private balconies or terraces offering long sightlines to bridges and waterways. Interior common elements include entry foyers, dining areas in many units, and plentiful storage. Building services and operations are full-time: 24-hour security, a live-in superintendent, on-site maintenance, laundry rooms, bicycle storage and a residents’ library and recreational room. Practical building amenities include on-site (indoor/outdoor) parking subject to a waitlist, additional dedicated storage rooms and a children’s playroom. The property is gated for controlled access; pet ownership is permitted with board approval. Located at the junction of Chinatown, Civic Center and Two Bridges, the complex is highly transit-rich with multiple nearby subway lines and easy walking access to City Hall, the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges, South Street Seaport, Tribeca and the Financial District.