The Beekman Residences, 5 Beekman Street

The Beekman Residences are 68 condominiums that comprise a 51-story tower at 115 Nassau Street, adjacent to the historic Temple Court, a 10-story 1881 building at 5 Beekman Street. Though the tower is new, its terra cotta neighbor, home to a 287-room luxury hotel, boasts one of the most beautiful atriums in the city. The skylit nine-story atrium with its ornate railings and arched arcades has seen tenants that include the National Rifle Association, the War Resisters League and a Shakespearean theater. Nearly lost to a fire and then abandoned, the building has been restored to its original elegance.

The condos within in the tower residences include one- to three-bedroom units and palatial penthouses with 360-degree downtown views. Residents have access to the services of the neighboring hotel as well as room service from Tom Colicchio's Temple Court restaurant and priority reservations; additional amenities include a private dining room, a media room, a rooftop terrace and a fitness center. 

This particular location near City Hall Park has become a sought-after residential enclave with luxury apartments popping up in every direction, making it a center of downtown life, set squarely between Tribeca, Soho the Financial District and the Seaport. There are endless options nearby for dining, shopping, culture and entertainment, including Nobu downtown, Takahachi Bakery, Birch Coffee, the famous Stone Street pubs, the Schimmel Center for the Arts and shopping and events at Westfield World Trade Center and Brookfield Place. If you work in the Financial District or City Hall, you can walk to work–though the 2,3, 4, 5, and R,W subway stops are two blocks away.

The Beekman Residences are 68 condominiums that comprise a 51-story tower at 115 Nassau Street, adjacent to the historic Temple Court, a 10-story 1881 building at 5 Beekman Street. Though the tower is new, its terra cotta neighbor, home to a 287-room luxury hotel, boasts one of the most beautiful atriums in the city. The skylit nine-story atrium with its ornate railings and arched arcades has seen tenants that include the National Rifle Association, the War Resisters League and a Shakespearean theater. Nearly lost to a fire and then abandoned, the building has been restored to its original elegance.

The condos within in the tower residences include one- to three-bedroom units and palatial penthouses with 360-degree downtown views. Residents have access to the services of the neighboring hotel as well as room service from Tom Colicchio's Temple Court restaurant and priority reservations; additional amenities include a private dining room, a media room, a rooftop terrace and a fitness center. 

This particular location near City Hall Park has become a sought-after residential enclave with luxury apartments popping up in every direction, making it a center of downtown life, set squarely between Tribeca, Soho the Financial District and the Seaport. There are endless options nearby for dining, shopping, culture and entertainment, including Nobu downtown, Takahachi Bakery, Birch Coffee, the famous Stone Street pubs, the Schimmel Center for the Arts and shopping and events at Westfield World Trade Center and Brookfield Place. If you work in the Financial District or City Hall, you can walk to work–though the 2,3, 4, 5, and R,W subway stops are two blocks away.

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