55 Liberty Street #5B

The Apartment:

This perfectly proportioned one bedroom is ready for a lucky buyer, seeking a true loft, in an impressive building of historic significance. Enter the large foyer and notice the coat closet straight ahead. The living area is perfectly square and adjacent to the open kitchen. The modern galley kitchen has stainless steel appliances and Caesar stone countertops. Off the central hallway is a washer and dryer closet and a jumbo size bathroom. The bedroom has a big walk-in closet. There are four oversized loft windows with eye candy architectural views, hardwood oak floors, and nearly 10' ceilings. At street level, a side valet entrance makes for easy deliveries. Maintenance includes, water, gas, radiator heat, 24-hr. doormen, porters, and live-in superintendent. Welcome home to Liberty Tower, a pet friendly and full service cooperative.

The Building:

As the former headquarters of the Sinclair Oil and Refining Corporation, Liberty Tower (circa 1909) was once the tallest tower, until the Woolworth building (circa 1913). Converted by renowned architect Joseph Pell Lombardi in 1980, this was one of the first co-ops in Manhattan's world famous Financial District neighborhood. The 380 foot high building was designed in modified Gothic style, adorned with carved stone eagles perched thereon.