Our first open houses are BY APPOINTMENT ONLY and scheduled for:
Tuesday, June 9 from 5-7PM
Wednesday, June 10 from 5-7PM

The Croft Building, at 71 Nassau Street in the FiDi (Financial District) area of Lower Manhattan, is a pre-war, boutique building, built in the Beaux-Arts style in 1905 and converted to condominiums in 2005. The building is comprised of large one- and two-bedroom apartments, and #7D is one of its deftly-designed gems.

At approximately 825 SF, it has a generously proportioned great room - essentially square in shape and ringed by over 75 SF of tall, wide windows facing East and North. The bedroom is also flooded with light and long on space, and includes a walk-in closet measuring almost 30 SF. The entire apartment (ex-bathroom) has wide-plank hardwood flooring, and the ceilings are over 10 feet high, giving it loft-like volume.

The cook's kitchen in #7D is open to the living room and boasts a stainless steel appliance package by Bosch and Sub-Zero. The spa-like bathroom is designed in soft neutral shades and organic materials, including green glass and marble, and features fixtures by Toto, Waterworks and Zuma. There is also a washer and dryer in the unit.

At less than 500 feet away from eleven (11!) subway lines (and PATH!), the building has 24-hour concierge-door staff, a complimentary gym, and a furnished roof deck (with an outdoor shower!) surrounded by the iconic downtown skyline and overlooking The Oculus.

Please note that occupancy is approximately September 1, 2026.

We look forward to seeing you at our first open houses.


Fees required at or before lease signing:
1st month's rent
security deposit equal to one month's rent
$20 per applicant for application and background-credit check for landlord

Fees for the condominium board package:
$700 application fee
$120 per applicant background-credit check
$1000 move-in fee
$1000 move-out fee
$65 digital submission fee
5% (excluding digital submission fee) condominium application administration fee

Some photos have been virtually staged (not virtually renovated in any way).