Spectacular Light & Iconic Harbor Views - Corner 2BR/2.5BA at Millennium Tower Residences First time on the market! Welcome to Apt 26E - the largest and most coveted southeast corner two-bedroom line at Millennium Tower Residences in Battery Park City. With floor-to-ceiling windows and open sky exposure, this home is flooded with natural light all day and frames breathtaking panoramas of New York Harbor, Governor's Island, Battery Park, and the Statue of Liberty. A true chef's kitchen features a windowed, eat-in layout with top-tier appliances including a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Viking range, Miele dishwasher, and U-line wine cooler, paired with refined condo finishes. A smart two-suite layout places the bedrooms on opposite sides of the home for maximum privacy. The primary suite enjoys a direct, postcard-perfect Statue of Liberty view, three large closets, a window seat with custom built-ins, and a spa-caliber marble bath with double sinks, a deep soaking tub, and a separate glass shower. The second bedroom is generously proportioned with an en-suite marble bathroom and sweeping city views. A powder room, welcoming foyer, recessed lighting with dimmers, motorized living room blinds, vented washer/dryer, Brazilian cherry floors, and filtered fresh air complete the home. Millennium Tower Residences is a LEED Gold full-service luxury condominium offering a meaningful amenity set, including a state-of-the-art fitness center, resident lounge, kid's club, and bicycle storage. The property is run very efficiently, and common charges are notably low for the area relative to the amenities. Best of all, this residence is a block from the waterfront Esplanade and Battery Park City's parks and promenades-a signature lifestyle draw that sets the neighborhood apart. The area is also benefiting from a $2 billion coastal resiliency and park-improvement program. Minutes away: the neighborhood conveniences of Whole Foods (44,000 sq ft), Brookfield Place, Hudson Eats, the Oculus and Westfield, plus easy access to the West Thames Pedestrian Bridge, the 1, R/W, and 4/5 subways, and the West Side Highway and FDR Drive.