71 Nassau St

The Croft Building at 71 Nassau Street is a 16-story Beaux-Arts condominium originally constructed in 1905 and converted from offices to residences in the mid-2000s. The 52-unit property presents loft-like one-bedroom layouts (and occasional larger plans) with high ceilings, large double‑pane windows, wide-plank oak floors, exposed structural beams, and tall interior doors that preserve prewar character while accommodating modern systems. Typical interiors feature open chef’s kitchens with high-end appliances, generous walk-in closets, washer/dryer hookups, and spa-style bathrooms with soaking tubs and separate showers. Shared spaces include a staffed 24-hour doorman lobby, full-time superintendent, on-site fitness room, and a planted, furnished roof deck with panoramic Lower Manhattan views. The building maintains a boutique scale with private-service touches—concierge-style front desk, porter service, and selective storage options—while allowing pets. Located in the heart of the Financial District near Fulton Transit Center, Brookfield Place, and the Seaport, it offers immediate access to multiple subway lines, restaurants, and waterfront amenities. Owners should note periodic common assessments related to capital projects and that a past 421G tax abatement impacted condo economics during the conversion era.