THE RESIDENCE: Welcome to the market Apartment 2610 at FiDi's most sought after building, 15 Broad Street. Sitting high above two NYC landmarks, the NYSE and Federal Hall, is this beautiful corner true two bedroom. This apartment is as spacious as many suburban homes. Even better, thanks to its generously proportioned living room, this 1725 square foot home can easily be transitioned to a three bedroom without compromising common living space. The ceilings, which reach nearly 11 feet, and the eight oversized windows wrapping the home, add to the open and airy feel. Upgraded recessed lighting can be found throughout. With a north and west exposure, it is bright all day but especially beautiful in the afternoons and summer evenings. It is a wonderful space to live, work, or relax. The unique kitchen has all the benefits of an open kitchen when it comes to entertaining, yet has a separating wall making it easy to keep any clutter out of sight. Perfect for any home chef, it comes equipped with high end appliances such as Bosch and Jenn-Air. There is plenty of storage space to keep things organized, and an abundance of counter space for cooking and prep. New tile flooring adds style and practicality to the kitchen. The master suite features generous closet space, and marble bathroom, complete with a soaking tub, glass shower, towel warmer, and an upgraded dual vanity. A custom-outfitted walk in closet keeps everything in its place. The second bedroom is also quite sizable, with a large closet of its own and views high above Wall Street. Just outside this second bedroom is the second full bathroom. More closet space can be found in the common hallways. The home is complete with a laundry closet with washer and dryer. THE BUILDING: 15 Broad sits between Wall Street and Exchange Place, directly across from the NY Stock Exchange. The building previously served as headquarters to J.P. Morgan from its inception in 1914 and was converted in 2005 into the 382 unit, luxury condominium it is today. The exterior of the building is landmarked for its historical significance, while the interior was transformed by world renowned designer, Philippe Starck. THE AMENITIES: 15 Broad offers a spectacular list of amenities (included in the common charges) which feature: 24-hr doorman and concierge; a full-scale gym with state-of-the-art equipment; lap-pool and hot-tub; yoga/dance/martial arts studio; court basketball; squash court; bowling alley; his and her locker rooms with sauna; lounge/party room; billiard and ping-pong tables; study; movie screening room; children's play room; study; and the 7th floor "Starck Park", a fully landscaped 5,000 sf. roof-park with sensational views of the NYSE; complete with reflecting pool, fireplace, dining tables, and lounge chairs, all for relaxation and entertaining. THE NEIGHBORHOOD 15 Broad Street is located in the heart of the historical Financial District, in a neighborhood that has undergone a complete revitalization. The area is quickly becoming a hotspot for high end retail, culinary excellence and entertainment and is even more desirable thanks to its convenient access to transportation and beautiful parks. With a brand new Whole Foods joining the neighborhood soon and Eataly steps away, grocery shopping has taken on a whole new meaning. The beautiful Brookfield place is a short walk and is complete with Saks 5th Avenue and 100+ retailers ranging from Zara, Apple to higher-end Gucci, Burberry, and Hermes. The area is chock full of celebrity chef, and Michelin star restaurants, including Nobu, Jean George and Momofuku, and the Danny Meyer and James Kent restaurants respectively atop 28 Liberty St and 70 Pine St. Neighborhood classics add to the appeal, such as Delmonico's, Capital Grille and Bobby Van's and of course the charm of Stone Street. The South Street Seaport is just moments away, with great restaurants, an iPic movie theatre and beautiful waterfront. NOTES: Convenient transportation lines include: J,Z,4,5,1,2,3,R, NJ Path train Building has 421-G tax abatement Pets welcome on a case by case basis