160 Front Street #6D

Renovated studio on the 6th floor of a pre-war elevator building with views East to the East River and Brooklyn Heights. Ceilings are nearly 10 feet giving a loft-like feel, and there are 12 linear feet of floor to ceiling closets. The apartment is in a 1918 7 story building designed by Henry J. Hardenbergh who also designed The Plaza Hotel, Carnegie Hall, and The Dakota along with numerous other notable buildings, with a marble and terrazzo lobby, laundry in the basement, and a live in super. All major transportation is nearby, there is a New York Sports Club behind the building on Water Street, the building is convenient to shopping, drug stores, dry cleaners, Century 21, South Street Seaport, dining and bars. The riverfront promenade is 1 block East, being developed as green space as the City of NY recreates its water front, it's fantastic for cycling, running, walking, and sight seeing. Good access to ferries and water taxis at Wall Street. Including free ferry to IKEA. All major subway lines are 7-10 minute walk away. Free shuttle bus service at Water and Fulton starts at 10AM going to World Financial Center.