$1,695,000
NO LONGER AVAILABLE

AS OF ABOUT 2 YEARS AGO

130 Fulton Street #5A in Fulton/Seaport

In 1893 architects DelLemos and Cordes designed a unique Renaissance Revival limestone facade building when they created 130 Fulton Street. Notable for its curved corner windows, 130 Fulton Street stands graciously on this financial district block. The building carries us back to a different time and period in history with its intricate fa ade and solid construction. Converted into condominiums in 2005 by well known developer David Koeppel, this landmark building holds true to its original design and remains an intimate and gracious building with only 20 units. With quality and luxury in mind, the developer and architect Elliot Vikas designed a building with apartments measuring no less the 1,853-square-feet, making this a unique conversion from many of the new massive build-outs found in the neighborhood. With less then 25 units in the building, this is a special opportunity to purchase a custom built home in a c... [more]

In 1893 architects DelLemos and Cordes designed a unique Renaissance Revival limestone facade building when they created 130 Fulton Street. Notable for its curved corner windows, 130 Fulton Street stands graciously on this financial district block. The building carries us back to a different time and period in history with its intricate fa ade and solid construction. Converted into condominiums in 2005 by well known developer David Koeppel, this landmark building holds true to its original design and remains an intimate and gracious building with only 20 units. With quality and luxury in mind, the developer and architect Elliot Vikas designed a building with apartments measuring no less the 1,853-square-feet, making this a unique conversion from many of the new massive build-outs found in the neighborhood. With less then 25 units in the building, this is a special opportunity to purchase a custom built home in a custom converted condominium. Taking over the space completely raw, the present owners of this unit were able to create a spectacular loft that has been carefully thought out with no expense spared. Having relocated the HVAC system conductor from the entrance foyer to one of the oversized walk in closets, the owners have transformed the whole feel of the apartment. By doing this costly but so important renovation one is now greeted immediately by the soaring barrel ceilings that add grandness to the apartment, which before was hindered by the system. The ebony bamboo floors run through out the apartment, custom lighting has been designed to enhance the natural light and beauty of the home and there is an abundance of fitted walk in closets. Each bathroom has been custom designed, one with Carrere marble, mosaic tiled shower and Kohler fixtures, the other is designed with ceramic made by Appiani and Lingotto, Crossville stainless steal mosaic and porcelain floors. The oversized windowed kitchen is fit for a chef. The Italian Lineaquatto glass cabinetry with steel backsplashes, industrial size sub-zero refrigerator, vented washer dryer, Asko dishwasher and Wolf stove with six burners there leaves no excuse not to cook!! Well designed, all 1,853-square-feet are utilized to the fullest. The oversized living room and easy flow from room to room makes this a comfortable and spacious home. The finishing touches include Flos lighting, Pioneer TV with step vision designed by Norberto Delfinetti, and Niles surround system. Such custom finishes are usually only found in grander homes. The building has a gym, rooftop deck and 24-hour doorman.