15 Broad Street #2120

Step into loft-like luxury in this sprawling three-bedroom, three-bath home set in the Phillipe Starck-designed, landmarked J.P. Morgan Bank building in the heart of the Financial District. Spanning a full 2,300 square feet, this spacious home is lined by oversized windows providing ample light and city views facing south and west. Eleven-foot tall beamed ceilings rise overhead, while sleek maple floors run underfoot. Collectors will take note of the expansive art walls found throughout the home, providing the perfect backdrop for your growing collection. In the massive corner great room, you'll find ample space for luxurious living and dining areas, while the modern gourmet kitchen outfitted with quartz counters, stainless steel Jenn-Air and Bosch appliances, Starck faucets and fluted light fixtures stands nearby ready to accommodate both quiet meals and lively dinner parties. The elegant primary bedroom includes an oversized walk-in closet and luxe en suite marble bathroom with dual-sink vanity, separate walk-in shower and stunning fixtures. The second bedroom also includes a well-appointed en suite bathroom, while the third bedroom is set across from the home's third full bathroom. Multiple additional closets in the home, and a storage cage will assure that stowing belongings is never a concern, and an in-unit Bosch washer-dryer conveniently attends to laundry needs. Set at the intersection of Broad and Wall streets, this 42-story white glove building offers a near-endless list of amenities including doorman and concierge services, dry cleaning/laundry, housekeeping services, lounges and children's rooms, a bowling alley, and a state-of the art fitness center with swimming pool, yoga/ballet room, basketball and squash courts. The building's crowning glory is the stunning 5,000-square-foot roof terrace with views of The New York Stock Exchange. Placed in the middle of the Financial District, this home provides direct access some of the best dining the city has to offer, not to mention proximity to the thriving South Street Seaport neighborhood and newly unveiled World Trade Center shops. 4/5, J/Z and 2/3 are literally steps away.