Nakatayo sa mataas na lugar ng historikal na Financial District, ang malawak na tirahan na parang loft sa 15 Broad Street ay nag-aalok ng isang pambihirang halo ng sukat, liwanag, at karangyaan sa loob ng isa sa mga pangunahing puting guwantes na condominiums ng Downtown Manhattan. Orihinal na itinayo bilang punong-tanggapan ng J.P. Morgan, ang markadong gusali ay binago noong 2005 ng kilalang arkitekto at designer na si Philippe Starck sa isa sa mga pinaka-iconic na residential address sa FiDi.

Ang tahanan ay tinutukoy ng umaabot na 11 talampakang kisame, oversized na mga bintana, at isang maluwag na bukas na plano na puno ng likas na liwanag at malawak na tanawin ng lungsod na nakatingin sa Federal Hall National Memorial. Ang malawak na sala at kainan ay tuluy-tuloy na dumadaloy sa isang designer pass-through na kusina na nilagyan ng mga Bosch na kagamitan, Sub-Zero na refrigerator, at malawak na espasyo sa countertop.

Isang maluwag na king-sized na lugar para sa pagtulog ay pinahusay ng isang malaking foyer na madaling magkasya ng isang home office o maaaring magsilbing karagdagang lugar para sa pagtulog. Kasama sa iba pang mga tampok ang isang marble na banyo, oversized na walk-in closet, at washer at dryer sa loob ng unit.

Ang mga residente ng 15 Broad Street ay nakikinabang sa isang world-class na pakete ng mga amenities kabilang ang 24-oras na doorman at concierge service, isang state-of-the-art fitness center, lap pool, hot tub, yoga at martial arts studios, basketball at squash courts, bowling alley, pribadong screening room, resident lounges, at playroom para sa mga bata. Ang pinakamagandang bahagi ay ang nakakamanghang 5,000-square-foot na landscaped terrace na nakatingin sa New York Stock Exchange, kumpleto sa reflecting pool, fireplace, at lounge seating.

Perpekto ang pagkakalagay sa puso ng FiDi, ang gusali ay ilang hakbang mula sa mga kilalang kainan tulad ng Nobu Downtown, luxury shopping sa Brookfield Place, ang waterfront sa South Street Seaport, at halos bawat pangunahing linya ng subway at access sa PATH.

Mangyaring tandaan na may buwanang assessment na $281.25 para sa modernisasyon ng elevator, LL11, at restoration ng landscaping ng Starck Park - magtatapos ang assessment sa Disyembre 2026.

Perched high above the historic Financial District, this expansive loft-like residence at 15 Broad Street offers an exceptional blend of scale, light, and luxury within one of Downtown Manhattan's premier white-glove condominiums. Originally built as the headquarters of J.P. Morgan, the landmarked building was transformed in 2005 by renowned architect and designer Philippe Starck into one of FiDi's most iconic residential addresses.

The home is defined by soaring 11-foot ceilings, oversized windows, and an airy open layout filled with natural light and sweeping city views overlooking Federal Hall National Memorial. The expansive living and dining area flows seamlessly into a designer pass-through kitchen outfitted with Bosch appliances, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, and generous counter space.

A spacious king-sized sleeping area is complemented by a massive foyer that can easily fit a home office or function as an additional sleeping area. Additional features include a marble bathroom, oversized walk-in closet, and in-unit washer and dryer.

Residents of 15 Broad Street enjoy a world-class amenity package including 24-hour doorman and concierge service, a state-of-the-art fitness center, lap pool, hot tub, yoga and martial arts studios, basketball and squash courts, bowling alley, private screening room, resident lounges, and children's playroom. The crown jewel is the spectacular 5,000-square-foot landscaped terrace overlooking the New York Stock Exchange, complete with reflecting pool, fireplace, and lounge seating.

Perfectly positioned in the heart of FiDi, the building is moments from acclaimed dining including Nobu Downtown, luxury shopping at Brookfield Place, the waterfront at South Street Seaport, and nearly every major subway line and PATH access.

Please note there is a monthly assessment of $281.25 for elevator modernization, LL11, and Starck Park landscaping restoration - assessment ends December 2026.