Defini pa echèl li ak karaktè achitekti li, Rezidans 2224 nan 15 Broad Street okipe apeprè 1,481 pye kare epi ofri yon plan ki trè adapte. Design ki gen yon konsèp ouvè a konplete ak yon chanm entèn separe, ideyal kòm yon biwo pou kay oswa yon zòn dòmi adisyonèl, ak de twalèt konplè, sa ki pèmèt divès konfigirasyon pou viv. Fenèt ki gwo anpil ap inonde espas la ak limyè natirèl pandan y ap kadre vwa sou achitekti istorik ki antoure a, kaptire karaktè ki pa janm pase de tan an nan Distri Finansye a.

Kizin ki byen panse a gen yon estetik pwòp, modèn, ki entegre san pwoblèm nan espas vi prensipal la, pandan y ap twalèt yo reflete yon apwoch rafine, minimalis. Orijinèlman imajine pa Philippe Starck, rezidans lan montre eleman konsepsyon distenk toutotou. Yon karakteristik ki defini kay la se sans enpresyonan li nan echèl, ki aksantué pa plafon ki gen travès ki apeprè 11 pous wotè ak zòn viv ak amizman ki vaste. Anplis sa yo, gen yon klozèt pou lave ki dedye ak yon machin pou lave ak yon sécheur entegre, ak detay achitekti rafine nan tout espas la.

15 Broad chita ant Wall Street ak Exchange Place, toutotou ap kontre ak NY Stock Exchange. Batiman an te sèvi anvan kòm biwo Kèk J.P. Morgan depi li te kreye an 1914 epi li te transfòme an 2005 nan 382-uni, kondominyòm liks li ye jodi a. Eksteryè batiman an se yon moniman pou enpòtans istorik li, pandan enteryè a te transfòme pa designer ki renome nan mond lan, Philippe Starck.

15 Broad ofri liks san efò ak sèvis gwo blan soti nan yon pòtye, konsyèrj, ak anplwaye ki atantif, plis sèvis sòti nan sèvis pou netwaye sèk, lave, ak netwayaj. Residan yo jwi pisin pou naje ak refleksyon, yon sant kondisyon fizik, estidyo yoga ak balè, kort baskètbòl ak squash, yon sal bowling, yon sant biznis, yon sal espò, ak sal pou timoun ak rekreasyon. Teras tèt 5,000 pye kare la ofri bèl vwa sou New York Stock Exchange. Lokal la bay aksè pratik nan plizyè liy tren sou tè ak restoran, magazen, ak sèvis katye ki pre.

$441.61 evalyasyon an plas jiska Desanm 2026.

Defined by its scale and architectural character, Residence 2224 at 15 Broad Street spans approximately 1,481 square feet and offers a highly adaptable layout. The open-concept design is complemented by a separate interior room, ideal as a home office or additional sleeping area, and two full bathrooms, allowing for a variety of living configurations. Oversized windows flood the space with natural light while framing views of the surrounding historic architecture, capturing the timeless character of the Financial District.

The thoughtfully designed kitchen features a clean, modern aesthetic, seamlessly integrated into the main living space, while the bathrooms reflect a refined, minimalist approach. Originally envisioned by Philippe Starck, the residence showcases distinctive design elements throughout. A defining feature of the home is its impressive sense of scale, accentuated by approximately 11-foot beamed ceilings and expansive living and entertaining areas. Additional features include a dedicated laundry closet with in-unit washer and dryer and refined architectural detailing throughout.

15 Broad sits between Wall Street and Exchange Place, directly across from the NY Stock Exchange. The building previously served as headquarters to J.P. Morgan from its inception in 1914 and was converted in 2005 into the 382-unit, luxury condominium it is today. The exterior of the building is landmarked for its historical significance, while the interior was transformed by world renowned designer, Philippe Starck.

15 Broad offers effortless luxury with white-glove service from a doorman, concierge, and attentive staff, plus on-site dry cleaning, laundry, and housekeeping. Residents enjoy swimming and reflecting pools, a fitness center, yoga and ballet studios, basketball and squash courts, a bowling alley, business center, sports lounge, and children's and recreation rooms. The 5,000-sf roof terrace delivers stunning views of the New York Stock Exchange. The location provides convenient access to multiple subway lines and nearby dining, shopping, and neighborhood services.

$441.61 assessment in place through December 2026.