Leases at the luxury rental 95 Wall Street in the Financial District currently offer qualified new renters $250 security deposits.
Situated between Water and Front streets, the building is the product of a 2004 rental conversion by the Moinian Group, and it now hosts 500 gorgeously appointed no-fee residences. Current availabilities include studios from $2,785/month, 1-bedrooms from $3,905/month and 2-bedrooms from $5,579/month. The offers and listings are courtesy of real estate firm UDR.
Situated between Water and Front streets, the building is the product of a 2004 rental conversion by the Moinian Group, and it now hosts 500 gorgeously appointed no-fee residences. Current availabilities include studios from $2,785/month, 1-bedrooms from $3,905/month and 2-bedrooms from $5,579/month. The offers and listings are courtesy of real estate firm UDR.
Apartments come with a light or dark interior design. (Image via UDR)
Designed by Yoo, residences come in two distinct design palettes. Lower floors feature a classic design with refined dark wood floors and Crème de Marfil kitchen countertops. Residences situated on the building’s upper floors come in a nature style with light wood floors and Venatio marble countertops. All feature oak hardwood flooring, stackable washer/dryers, and individual climate controls. Kitchens host breakfast bars, Swarovski crystal chandeliers, Jenn-Air cooktops, and wood-paneled Liebherr refrigerators. Marble-lined baths are complete with vessel sinks and glass sconces.
Amenities inside 95 Wall include a state-of-the-art fitness center, a spectacular rooftop terrace, an outdoor basketball court, a children’s playroom, and valet services. Inside the building’s revolving door entrance is a gorgeous lobby equipped with a concierge, multiple chandeliers, and an elevator bank.
Lobby (Image via UDR)
Originally constructed in 1970 and designed by Emery Roth & Sons, the bronze glass-clad 95 Wall stood as an office building and hosted JP Morgan for many years. Following the Moinian Group’s acquisition for $130 million and a residential conversion design from Avinash K. Malhotra Architects, the 22-story building now stands as a prime residential building in downtown Manhattan. Nearby are the East River waterfront, the South Street Seaport, and Battery Park, as well as many convenient transportation options.
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