114 Liberty Street, #7
$5,999,000
($1,111 per ft2)
| 6 beds, 4.5 baths | Approx. 5,400 ft2
78 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Sep 4, 2024Last Price Change: ($501,000) on Oct 16Days on Market: 78Building Type: CondominiumNeighborhood: Financial District (Manhattan)Doorman: PT Doorman
Monthly Common Charges:
$5,860
Monthly Real Estate Taxes:
$5,607
Total Taxes & Fees:
$11,467
($2.12/ft2)
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$31,833
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$43,300
($8.02/ft2)
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 20% ($1,199,800),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Insider Highlights
- Security and Privacy: The building provides a part-time doorman for added security and convenience. Two keyed elevators open directly into the private, spacious foyer, and the boutique condominium has only 12 residences across 11 floors, offering a sense of exclusivity and privacy.
- Quiet and Comfortable Living: The apartment features noise-abated new windows and exterior wall insulation for a quiet living environment. It also comes with an extra-large private storage room.
- Prime Location: The apartment is conveniently located close to Brookfield Place's shopping and dining, as well as Fulton Street transportation.
- Spacious and Historic Residence: This 5,400-square-foot full-floor apartment is located in the historic Financial District. It boasts six bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, a contemporary kitchen, a windowed corner library, a breakfast room, a home gym, and a private laundry room.
- Architectural Charm: The residence features pristine hardwood floors, dramatic 12-foot ceilings, and architecturally significant cast iron columns. The building was originally built in 1913 and converted into residences in 1998, offering a blend of historic charm and modern interiors.
- Condominium Benefits: The building is a condominium, offering more ownership rights and flexibility than a co-op. It has recently undergone upgrades to the roof and elevators, and offers outdoor entertainment space, a bike room, and a live-in superintendent.
Description
Welcome to your spacious and timeless, 14-room, 5,400-square-foot full-floor sanctuary! This grand home offers a contemporary fully equipped kitchen, six bedrooms, four full bathrooms, and one powder room. Additionally, it features a windowed corner library, a windowed breakfast room, a separate home gym, private laundry, and an extra-large private storage room off of the private foyer.
The residence includes pristine hardwood floors throughout, dramatic 12-foot ceilings, quadruple exposures, architecturally significant cast iron columns, and barrel-vaulted ceilings in the living and dining areas. Two keyed elevators open into the private, spacious foyer adorned with an enormous walk-in storage closet. Massive double doors then open to the exquisite 5,400-square-foot home. Upon passing the entrance, the sheer size of over 70 linear feet along the entire northern expanse and the mile-high ceilings are breathtaking.
A wall of noise-abated new windows and exterior wall insulation create an ultra-quiet oasis. The living room and corner library graciously flow into open-concept dining and kitchen areas, perfect for both intimate and grand family gatherings. The enormous chef’s kitchen is equipped with an eat-in island and peninsula, custom cabinets and lighting, and a suite of high-end stainless-steel appliances, including two Miele dishwashers, a Subzero fridge, a six-burner Viking stove, and two Viking ovens, plus a walk-in pantry.
Adjacent to the chef’s kitchen is a windowed breakfast room and powder room leading to the large home gym. From the living room to the bedroom suites, the depth expands over 115 feet. Following the extra-wide corridor, you will find your eastern-facing sitting room with double French doors, six bedroom suites, and an extra-large walk-in laundry room with a new LG washer and Samsung dryer. At the end of the corridor lie the master and secondary suites, both gargantuan in proportions and featuring en-suite baths.
The secondary suite is bright and airy with a wall of closets and an en-suite Jack and Jill full bath. The glamorous southeast corner master suite is the definition of a grand master bedroom, with a pair of walk-in closets and an exquisite windowed en-suite bath featuring a beautiful double vanity, Jacuzzi bathtub, and separate glass-enclosed steam shower. The Condo Supremely located in the historic and charming Financial District, 114 Liberty epitomizes authentic Downtown New York with modern charm and effortless luxury living. Built in 1913 and originally serving as a prestigious lighting factory, 114 Liberty was transformed into full-floor loft-like residences in 1998, offering an ingenious combination of sublime iconic architecture with timeless modern interiors.
This sought-after residential intimate boutique condo project comprises a mere 11 floors and only 12 residences, making it the ultimate urban sanctuary and a coveted opportunity to call Residence 7 home sweet home! Building has recently made upgrades to the roof and elevators and the building is in the midst of completing local 11 work.
The residence includes pristine hardwood floors throughout, dramatic 12-foot ceilings, quadruple exposures, architecturally significant cast iron columns, and barrel-vaulted ceilings in the living and dining areas. Two keyed elevators open into the private, spacious foyer adorned with an enormous walk-in storage closet. Massive double doors then open to the exquisite 5,400-square-foot home. Upon passing the entrance, the sheer size of over 70 linear feet along the entire northern expanse and the mile-high ceilings are breathtaking.
A wall of noise-abated new windows and exterior wall insulation create an ultra-quiet oasis. The living room and corner library graciously flow into open-concept dining and kitchen areas, perfect for both intimate and grand family gatherings. The enormous chef’s kitchen is equipped with an eat-in island and peninsula, custom cabinets and lighting, and a suite of high-end stainless-steel appliances, including two Miele dishwashers, a Subzero fridge, a six-burner Viking stove, and two Viking ovens, plus a walk-in pantry.
Adjacent to the chef’s kitchen is a windowed breakfast room and powder room leading to the large home gym. From the living room to the bedroom suites, the depth expands over 115 feet. Following the extra-wide corridor, you will find your eastern-facing sitting room with double French doors, six bedroom suites, and an extra-large walk-in laundry room with a new LG washer and Samsung dryer. At the end of the corridor lie the master and secondary suites, both gargantuan in proportions and featuring en-suite baths.
The secondary suite is bright and airy with a wall of closets and an en-suite Jack and Jill full bath. The glamorous southeast corner master suite is the definition of a grand master bedroom, with a pair of walk-in closets and an exquisite windowed en-suite bath featuring a beautiful double vanity, Jacuzzi bathtub, and separate glass-enclosed steam shower. The Condo Supremely located in the historic and charming Financial District, 114 Liberty epitomizes authentic Downtown New York with modern charm and effortless luxury living. Built in 1913 and originally serving as a prestigious lighting factory, 114 Liberty was transformed into full-floor loft-like residences in 1998, offering an ingenious combination of sublime iconic architecture with timeless modern interiors.
This sought-after residential intimate boutique condo project comprises a mere 11 floors and only 12 residences, making it the ultimate urban sanctuary and a coveted opportunity to call Residence 7 home sweet home! Building has recently made upgrades to the roof and elevators and the building is in the midst of completing local 11 work.
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