56 58 Pine Street Building at 56 Pine St. 9F

Introducing 56 Pine Street, #9F, The Cambridge Club. The Financial District’s Best Priced 1 Bedroom!! You’ll Want To See This!!

For the first time since the building turned condo in 2005 is an opportunity to purchase apartment #9F. It has soaring 9 ft ceilings, a wall of closets. 5 large windows with showers of light and exposure. This sun-kissed gem is a corner unit, both quiet and sunny. Upgrades include a brand-new GE stainless steel refrigerator in the kitchen and a beautiful, brand-new vanity in the bathroom. It has polished, hardwood floors. There’s a dishwasher, ample cabinet space. The bedroom is enormous with plenty of size for a Queen, a nightstand and an office nook. It’s move-in ready!

Relax with a spacious living/dining area to watch your favorite streaming shows after a long day’s work.

There’s a full-time doorman, laundry room on every floor, a billiard room, multiple lounges, a gym with floor to ceiling windows and a nice view, a bar and a movie screening room. Located across the street from the express 2/3 train, by Pace University, just a few blocks from the NY Stock Exchange, Cipriani Wall Street, The Wall Street Grille, Chef Jean Georges’ new Tin building, Pier 17 concert space, Industry City restaurant. I’m sure you’ve heard of the new half a billion dollars Perelman Performing Arts center that just opened nearby.

Once the tallest office building in Manhattan, the building formerly known as “The Wallace” was named after developer James Wallace in the 19th century, designed by Oscar Wirz in the Romanesque Revival. The facade has a mixture of brick, stone, terra cotta. This landmarked building is also part of the Wall Street Historic District

There is an assessment of $409.31/month in effect until December 31st, 2023.

At only $830/sq foot at current asking price, 56 Pine #9F offers one of the best investment opportunities in NYC today, and in a neighborhood that is continuing to thrive. Contact me asap to schedule a tour before it’s too late! We may never see this price for a 1 bedroom in the Financial District ever again.