Modern Living, Classic Elegance
One Wall Street offers something no other luxury residential building in Downtown can: all-new open-plan interiors designed for contemporary living, combined with the timeless proportions, classic details, and generous ceiling heights of a meticulously restored Ralph Walker-designed Art Deco landmark. Select residences also feature private terraces surrounded by the Financial District cityscape and unbeatable views of New York Harbor.
A Serene Retreat
The residences of One Wall Street offer a unique blend of the contemporary and the classic, including expansive windows that fill the spacious interiors with natural light and views of Downtown’s architecturally rich cityscape. Select residences enjoy views of the neighborhood’s 80-plus acres of green space and incomparable vistas of New York Harbor and Lady Liberty.
Modern and Refined
The impeccably crafted custom kitchens boast Italian-designed Aran Cucine cabinetry, integrated Miele appliances, and a choice of two finish options. The Brilliant White palette (shown above) offers honed Calacatta marble counters and backsplashes and cabinets with rib-patterned door panels in white lacquer. The Warm Stone palette features honed stone slab countertops and backsplashes and white glass cabinets.
A Spa-Like Experience at Home
Calm, Cool, and Collected. The bathrooms at One Wall Street offer a respite from the busy world outside. Residences finished with the Warm Stone palette feature travertine floors, accent walls, and countertops in the master bath and honed marble slab counters in the secondary bathrooms. Homes with the Brilliant White palette offer glass tiles and honed marble slab floors, walls, and countertops in the master bath and honed limestone slab floors and walls in secondary baths. All bathrooms include custom cabinets, vanities, and mirrored medicine cabinets with integrated LED lights.
Rich Neighborhood Vistas
Landmarks new and old. Icons past and present. The views from One Wall Street take in the diverse architectural treasures that surround the building in every direction. Downtown is not only Manhattan’s most dynamic neighborhood–it’s the city’s most architecturally distinguished, a rich urban environment without comparison.
Terrace Collection
Each of the 46 residences of the Terrace Collection, ranging from studios to four bedrooms, offers a private oasis from which you can almost touch the surrounding cityscape and take in spectacular views of the parks and waterways surrounding Lower Manhattan. The terraces, finished in Glacier White stone pavers and featuring helpful details including power outlets, exterior lighting, and hose bibs, boast space for a variety of activities from gardening to lounging to dining al fresco.
Harbor Collection
The harbor and the Hudson, bustling with sailboats, ferries, and yachts, create a majestic backdrop to everyday living. The Harbor Collection’s eight exclusive homes feature oversize bay windows overlooking New York Harbor, with panoramic views extending to the Statue of Liberty, Governors Island, Staten Island, and beyond. Great rooms measuring nearly 28 by 30 feet, formal dining rooms, windowed kitchens, and primary bedrooms with double exposures offer inviting vantage points from which to take in these extraordinary water views.
Loft Collection
Occupying a striking Modernist addition to Ralph Walker’s original Art Deco skyscraper, the residences of the Loft Collection feature floor-to-ceiling glass walls with vistas of Trinity Church and Broadway’s Canyon of Heroes as it stretches toward the Battery. Open-plan layouts, featuring living areas integrated with high-performance kitchens, and minimalist details give the Loft Collection’s residences a confidently modern point of view.
Tower Collection
The largest and most prestigious residences, The Tower Collection, occupy the pinnacle of One Wall Street, from floors 40 through 48. Great rooms with oversized windows framing extraordinary views of the cityscape and New York Harbor now occupy the tower’s crown, where captains of industry once surveyed the epicenter of capitalism. Select residences include eat-in kitchens and separate service entrances.
