Tere tulemast hoolikalt renoveeritud ühe magamistoaga, ühe vannitoa eluruumi, mis asub tunnustatud täisteenuse Beaux-Arts korterelamus, mis ulatub aastasse 1896. Kodu sisaldab modernset avatud kööki, millel on kvaliteetsed seadmed ja stiilsed mustad graniitpinnad, sujuvalt ühendades eluruumiga. Kõikjal on tammeparkettpõrandad, mida täiendab rafineeritud marmoriga vannituba. Elutuba naudib lääne valgust, samas kui rahulik idapoolne magamistuba on eraldatud ning seal on avar walk-in kappe.

Esialgu ehitatud Ameerika Trakti Seltsi jaoks ja arhitekt R.H. Robertoni projekteeritud, on 150 Nassau Street kuulus ajalooline maamärk Fulton–Nassau ajaloolises piirkonnas ning see oli üks linna esimestest terasraamist kõrghoonetest. 2002. aastal eluruumideks muudetud hoone pakub intiimset paigutust, kus igal korrusel on vaid neli eluruumi ja eraldi liftide pangad.

Mugavused sisaldavad 24/7 ukselaua teenust, elukoha superintendenti, kohapeal asuvat parkimismaja, tänava tasemel spordikeskust ja maastiku kujundusega katust, kust avanevad kaunid vaated City Hallile, Brooklyn ja Williamsburgi sildadele ning Manhattanile. Ideaalselt asub see City Hall Parki vastas, pakkudes lihtsat ligipääsu mitmele metroo liinile ning laiale valikule naabruskonna einetest ja igapäevastest mugavustest.

Üürnik on kohal kuni 30. aprillini 2026.

Welcome to a thoughtfully renovated one-bedroom, one-bath residence in a distinguished full-service Beaux-Arts condominium dating back to 1896. The home features a streamlined open kitchen outfitted with premium appliances and sleek black granite countertops, seamlessly connecting to the living space. Hardwood floors run throughout, complemented by a refined marble bathroom. The living room enjoys western light, while the serene east-facing bedroom is tucked away and offers a generously proportioned walk-in closet.

Originally constructed for the American Tract Society and designed by architect R.H. Robertson, 150 Nassau Street is a celebrated historic landmark within the Fulton–Nassau Historic District and was among the city’s earliest steel-frame skyscrapers. Converted to residential use in 2002, the building offers an intimate layout with just four residences per floor and separate elevator banks.

Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, on-site parking garage, street-level fitness center, and a landscaped rooftop with sweeping views of City Hall, the Brooklyn and Williamsburg Bridges, and downtown Manhattan. Ideally positioned across from City Hall Park, the building provides easy access to multiple subway lines and a wide array of neighborhood dining and daily conveniences.

Tenant in place through April 30, 2026.