59 John St

A 13-story boutique condominium in Lower Manhattan originally built in 1909 and sensitively converted into loft residences, the property blends early 20th-century massing with contemporary interior finishes. Units are primarily two- and three-bedroom lofts and convertible two-bedrooms with tall ceilings (often 11–12 feet), oversized industrial-style windows, hardwood floors, and open chef’s kitchens. Many homes feature dedicated entrance foyers, formal dining areas or dens, generous closet systems including walk-ins, recessed lighting, and in-unit Bosch washer/dryers; select residences add private terraces or large multi-exposure outdoor space. Common areas emphasize calm and utility: a planted courtyard/zen garden off the lobby, a landscaped roof deck with grills and seating, a residents’ lounge/media room, and a windowed fitness room with Peloton equipment. Building services include a 24-hour attended lobby, live-in superintendent, concierge/porter staffing, and optional deeded private storage and bicycle storage. The property allows pied-à-terres and pets and benefits from multiple tenant-friendly features such as on-site management and a building storage program. Located in the Financial District, the condominium stands within short walking distance of Fulton Transit, PATH and numerous ferry services, Brookfield Place, South Street Seaport and waterfront promenades, placing everyday groceries, restaurants and transit connections immediately accessible.