40 Broad St

A 31-story condominium tower completed in 1986, this Financial District high-rise houses studios, one- and two-bedroom residences with lofty ceiling heights and generous window exposures. Interiors typically feature Brazilian walnut or similar hardwood floors with stone inlay borders, open or galley-style kitchens finished with dark custom cabinetry and black stone counters, spa-like primary bathrooms with soaking tubs and separate showers, in-unit washer/dryers, abundant closet storage and recessed lighting. Many residences include private outdoor space in the form of small balconies or terraces. The building’s base-level experience is hotel-like: a two-story attended lobby, full-time concierge and doorman, on-site management and a live-in superintendent. Shared offerings emphasize wellness and leisure across an extensive footprint of amenity spaces — a state-of-the-art fitness center and spa facilities (sauna, steam and treatment areas), screening and quiet lounges, a billiards room, kids’ playroom and a dedicated movie/theater room. Outdoor amenities include multiple landscaped garden areas, a substantial wraparound roof terrace with social lounge and skyline views, grilling and fire-pit stations, plus private storage options. Additional conveniences include elevators, building laundry support, bike storage, parking arrangements nearby, and a pet-friendly policy with typical condo rules. Located mid-block in Lower Manhattan, the building sits within walking distance of major transit hubs, financial institutions, retail, dining and waterfront attractions, supporting an urban, amenity-rich downtown lifestyle.