71 Nassau St

A 16-story Beaux-Arts condominium conversion completed in the early 20th century, this boutique building was reimagined as residences in the mid-2000s. The property contains a small collection of primarily one-bedroom homes across a limited number of units, preserving prewar character such as tall ceilings, oversized windows, exposed structural beams, and wide plank oak flooring alongside contemporary upgrades. Apartment interiors commonly feature open living and dining plans, sizable closets including walk-ins, high interior doors, breakfast bars or dining areas, in-unit washer/dryer setups, and spa-like bathrooms with deep soaking tubs or large walk-in showers. Shared spaces emphasize full-service living: a staffed, 24-hour attended lobby, an on-site superintendent, a compact fitness room, and a landscaped rooftop deck with panoramic downtown views and an outdoor shower. The building is pet-friendly and offers practical urban conveniences: proximity to major subway hubs, nearby retail and dining, and limited storage/parking options typical of downtown condominium life. Located in Manhattan’s Financial District/Fulton–Seaport corridor, the building balances historic architectural details with modern kitchen appliances and fixtures, creating loft-like residences for singles or couples who want classic bones with contemporary finishes.