65 Nassau St

A boutique pre‑war cooperative located in Lower Manhattan’s Financial District, this ten‑story building was completed in 1898 and contains a small collection of two‑ and one‑bedroom loft-style residences. The architecture preserves classic turn‑of‑the‑century details—restored terra cotta facade and high ceilings—while interior apartments show a range of period and contemporary finishes including hardwood floors, exposed brick, and modernized kitchens and baths. Units are configured as lofts or split two‑bedrooms with generous ceiling heights (often 10'+) and oversized windows that provide abundant natural light and city views. Building circulation is elevator served; typical common features include an entrance foyer, shared laundry rooms on multiple floors, communal storage lockers, and elevator access. Mechanical comforts reported across units include central HVAC or air conditioning, double‑pane windows, and washer/dryer allowances in certain apartments. Operationally, the co‑op is described as well‑managed with an on‑site or part‑time superintendent, pet‑friendly policies, and board allowances for pied‑a‑terre, co‑purchasing, gift funds and after residency subletting on a case‑by‑case basis. Location benefits are prominent: immediate access to Fulton Center, PATH and multiple subway lines, proximity to Brookfield Place, Seaport and waterfront parks, plus a growing roster of grocery and dining options nearby. Occasional capital work and assessments have been noted, consistent with exterior restorations and Local Law 11 projects.