40 Broad St. #24A

New year – New price!*

A Financial District one bedroom GEM of a condo – for under $1MM!!

Residence #24-A at 40 Broad Street offers a very large and well laid out 950 square feet 1 Bedroom and 1 Bath with soaring 10’ ceiling heights, floor to ceiling windows, and exceptional natural light. Tasteful Brazilian Walnut floors detailed with Basalito black granite borders run throughout the apartment, and an in-unit Bosch washer/dryer is tucked away behind closet doors in the hallway.

The A line is rarely available – now is your chance to grab this coveted floorplan.

The contemporary open kitchen makes a dramatic design statement with black Granite countertops, backsplashes and custom walnut cabinetry. A Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer behind beautiful paneling, Miele oven with gas cook top, and dishwasher are all featured in this designer kitchen. The oversized master bedroom is large enough to include a seating area and boasts a custom built in floor-to-ceiling wall unit, as well as and an extremely large Walk-In closet. The bathroom is designed to relax and pamper: features include black granite flooring, dual sinks with Kohler fixtures, a deep soaking tub, oversized rain showerhead, Luxor Stone tile backsplash and ceiling high mirrored medicine cabinets.

40 Broad Street offers over 44,000 square feet of spectacular amenity space. Greeted by its spectacular two-story lobby, the building boasts a furnished indoor lounge and roof deck offering Statue of Liberty, Hudson River and City Skyline views, to the state-of-the-art fitness center, recreation room and social lounge, and Reserve Cut Steak House on the 2nd floor. Originally built in 1986 and beautifully renovated in 2006, this marquee address offers an impressive collection of luxury condominiums in the heart of the Financial District.

40 Broad Street offers an all-inclusive experience and resort-like oasis. Centrally located and a short distance to major transportation hubs including Subway access to 2/3/4/5/A/E/J/Z/R/W and Path trains, in addition to the South Street Ferries/Water Taxis, Fulton Street Station and the Oculus.