26 Beaver Street, #15

Welcome to this 2400sf 2 bedroom/convertible 3 and 2.5 bathroom corner loft with stunning prewar charm. You immediately see the careful attention to detail the current owners put into the space as you’re invited through the entrance foyer by impressive brass gates. Through the gates, you enter into the open living, dining and kitchen area where you are taken by the sheer size of this 15th floor home with exposures to the north, south, and east.

The upgraded citi-windows have been coated with 3M-UVB film to protect furniture, rugs, and personal belongings from damaging sun rays as well as maximizing the efficiency of the cooling and heating systems along with all new plumbing and updated electrical wiring installed. Modern amenities such as 3 zoned central air conditioning system with commercial grade filtration maintained twice a year, vented washer/dryer, and renovated kitchen and bathrooms have an attractive authenticity that makes loft living so appealing. The windowed kitchen shines with travertine floors, Woodmode cabinetry, granite counters, and a wine cooler.

Enjoy a built in Bose sound system with speakers in 3 rooms to entertain guests you have over. More storage than you will need with ample ’secret’ closets and primary walk in closet.

This special home is located in a pre-war, boutique co-op that was originally built in 1909 as the site of the historic Norton Lilly Shipping Company. The co-op permits 80% financing, pied--terre, sub-letting and is pet-friendly.

There is a large private storage cage and bike room in the basement that comes with this apartment. The video intercom and keyed elevator system ensure the utmost in safety and privacy. The super is on-site Monday through Friday for cleaning, maintenance, and collection of packages.

Take pleasure in being a resident of the Financial District with convenience to Battery Park City (5 min away!), Brookfield Place, Stone Street, Tribeca, Chinatown, the new South Street Seaport, East River ferries and every major subway via the Fulton Street Subway Hub.

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