LIMITED TIME OFFER! Starting immediately and offered until April 30th, 2024 the Platinum Properties team at 75 Wall Street is thrilled to announce an exclusive 4% commission for buyers brokers. In addition, the sponsor will offer 12 months of common charges as a closing credit on all contracts signed before 4/30.This incredible offer is only available for a limited time, so dont miss out on this opportunity for your buyers! Platinum Properties is proud to present newly-renovated residence PHL7 at 75 Wall Street. Located on the 39th floor, this extraordinary 1 bedroom, 2 bathroom with a home office is one-of-a-kind. PHL7 is a 1,455 square foot loft, featuring brand new white kitchen cabinets, luxe marble waterfall countertops, new vanities and medicine cabinets and oversized windows through which you can enjoy expansive Southern and Eastern views above the New York skyline. Designed by award-winning Rockwell Group, residences feature ten-foot ceilings, in-residence washers and dryers, wide-planked cerused oak flooring, marble countertops, and new lacquer kitchen cabinetry. Appliances by Sub-Zero, Liebherr, Bosch, Miele, Electrolux, and Sharp. Bathrooms feature custom wood cabinetry, Botticino Semi Classico Marble Floors, and Tub Surround. This unit is offered furnished or unfurnished. Building History 75 Wall Street defines world-class luxury with an abundance of amenities, creating a full-service lifestyle for residents. The 42-story tower, located at Wall and Water streets, features a collection of 346 luxury residences. The luxury condominiums offer dramatic 360-degree views of downtown Manhattan from the upper 24 floors. From luxury shopping at Brookfield Place with prominent brands such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Bottega Veneta, to the Westfield World Trade Center, youll be near it all. With convenient access to multiple subway lines and The Fulton Center, getting around NYC will be seamless. Living near major food markets and dining destinations like Eataly, Nobu, and The Fulton by Jean-Georges will allow one to rediscover lower Manhattan.