Set within the historic northern end of the South Street Seaport, this quintessential loft combines old New York character with thoughtful modern updates. In a landmarked building dating to 1867, the home retains its original post-and-beam structure, exposed brick, and soaring ceilings, creating a warm, architectural backdrop with a distinctly downtown feel.
The loft offers over 1,200 square feet of living space with a flexible layout. White oak floors run throughout, while the open kitchen features stainless steel appliances and a soapstone countertop. The spacious bathroom has polished cement floors, along with a washer and dryer.
The layout includes one traditional bedroom plus an additional separate room, currently used as a second bedroom. The additional room offers plenty of flexibility and could also work beautifully as a home office, guest room, studio, or den. A generous dressing room adds even more storage and functionality. The rear-facing loft has double exposures and is remarkably quiet and private for such a central downtown location.
There is also a private basement-level storage area.
The location puts you right in the middle of Lower Manhattan, with the best of the Seaport, Financial District, and East River waterfront all close by. Fulton Street is just a few blocks away, providing access to the A, C, J, Z, 2, 3, 4, and 5 trains, while the World Trade Center transportation hub and PATH are also within easy reach.
For an entirely different way to get around the city, Wall Street/Pier 11 is nearby, offering NYC Ferry service along the East River, including connections toward Brooklyn, Queens, and other waterfront neighborhoods. The East River waterfront itself is practically on your doorstep, with the Seaport, Pier 17, the waterfront promenade, and the neighborhood's restaurants and shops all within a short walk.
This coop building is located on the cobblestoned stretch of Water Street, the apartment is surrounded by some of the city's most atmospheric remnants of old New York. Grab a drink at The Paris Cafe, established in 1873 then wander through the South Street Seaport or along the East River. It's a rare opportunity to live in a piece of Manhattan history while having the space, flexibility, and modern comforts of a thoroughly updated home.
Coop board approval required.
Cats considered on a case by case basis. No dogs please.
Available early to mid November.