Liberty Tower at 55 Liberty St. #21A

Views, light, location and full-service perched high above the city! This sunny corner pre-war apartment offers two or three bedrooms, two full baths, eat-in-kitchen, full-size washer and dryer, central air, tons of closets oversized windows and great light. Great for entertaining the 3rd bedroom is currently being used for formal dining room. Formerly the Sinclair Oil building, the beautiful landmarked Liberty Tower (circa 1909) was once the tallest building in the world (until the Woolworth building in 1913). Converted by renowned architect Joseph Pell Lombardi in 1980 this was one of the first downtown co-ops in Manhattan’s cutting edge financial district neighborhood. A well-run full-service doorman building, this hidden gem is at the heart of one of the most antique and beautifully restored residential neighborhoods in the city, steps to both east and west-side subway lines, schools, supermarkets, superb shopping (neighbors include Whole Foods, Tiffany and Hermes) outstanding restaurants parks and water. Pets allowed subject to approval.