Cocoa Exchange, 1 Wall Street Court, #1105

Located in an intimate landmark condominium at 1 Wall Street Court, this three bedroom/two bathroom home is functional and sophisticated. This unique corner apartment offering a convex wall of ten over-sized windows, basks in day long natural light.Currently configured as a two bedroom with a home office/den, the versatile footprint offers the ability to create a third bedroom (see alternate floor plan). With soaring 96 ceilings and hardwood floors throughout, this home is both expansive and secluded.The master bedroom has room enough for additional pieces of furniture and flows directly into the home office/den.

Offering the convenience of a stacked washer & dryer, there are ample storage options punctuated throughout the home.The newly appointed windowed galley kitchen features a pass through breakfast bar, features top of the line Wolf and G.E. stainless steel appliances and custom cabinetry. The bathrooms encompass custom walnut vanities, freestanding over counter porcelain basins, and Gioia marble walls. Both bathrooms feature deep soaking tubs, and the master bathroom comes equipped with a stall shower.Historically significant, built in 1904 in neo-Renaissance style, and reminiscent of the Flatiron Building, this building was home to the headquarters of the Munson Steamship Line from 1904 until 1921, and the New York Cocoa Exchange from 1931 to 1972.The rosewood lobby and marble alternate entrance are attended 24-7.

Residents have full access to a Sky Terrace and landscaped outdoor lounge, offering cable television, WiFi, a wet bar, and dramatic panoramic views.1 Wall Street Court is located a stones throw from a bevy of neighborhood restaurants, bars, cafes, and a short stroll from South Street Seaport and Brookfield Place. With Whole Foods slated to open a few blocks away, the home is also proximate to the Water Street market and Green Market, and all the major subway lines (8 minute walk to Fulton Street Station).

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