25 Broad St

Built in 1902 and reimagined for contemporary condominium living, the Broad Exchange Building is a 22-story, Italian Renaissance–style landmark in Lower Manhattan. The conversion yields one-, two- and three-bedroom residences with loft-like proportions, high ceilings (often 10–14 feet), hardwood floors, large windows and modern kitchens fitted with Poliform cabinetry and premium appliances. Many homes include walk-in closets, in-unit washer/dryers and generously scaled living and dining areas suitable for entertaining. Common interior features emphasize restored historic detail: a double-height marble lobby with original plaster ceiling work and sweeping staircases anchors the building’s arrival sequence. Shared spaces total over 8,000 square feet and combine indoor and outdoor offerings — an expansive rooftop terrace with outdoor kitchens and grilling stations, a residents’ lounge for co-working and events, a private event suite with a catering kitchen, and imaginative children’s play areas. Recreation is robust, with a state-of-the-art fitness center and yoga studio, plus a 3D multi-sport and golf simulator. Practical amenities include building storage, dedicated bike storage and on-site pet grooming facilities; select homes offer large private terraces (some penthouses provide 400–2,800+ sq ft of outdoor space). Located on cobblestoned Broad Street and Exchange Place in the Financial District, the property is steps from Fulton Street transit hubs, nearby ferries, Brookfield Place, South Street Seaport and Battery Park, placing historic architecture and dense city conveniences in immediate proximity.