200 WATER ST. 315

Beautiful duplex loft featuring soaring 20-foot ceilings, an open and spacious layout, large windows, a modern kitchen, and two full marble bathrooms. The unique two-level design creates a dramatic and airy living space with plenty of room for comfortable living and entertaining. OWNER PAYS BROKER FEE

Rooftop Deck Skyline views & fresh air
Fitness Center On-site workout facility
Game Room Billiards & recreation
Media Room Movies & entertainment
Resident Lounge Relax & socialize
24-Hour Attended Lobby Staffed around the clock
Elevator Service Easy building access
Laundry Facilities Convenient on-site laundry
Pet-Friendly Pets welcome
Gourmet Deli Food, drinks & essentials
On-Site Pharmacy Convenient pharmacy services

NEIGHTBORHOOD
South Street Seaport Waterfront dining, shops & entertainment
Brooklyn Bridge & East River Iconic views & waterfront scenery
Restaurants & Dining Diverse dining options nearby
Tin Building Restaurants, cafs & specialty food
Bars & Nightlife Bars, lounges & nightlife
Pier 17 Dining, concerts & waterfront events
Family-Friendly Activities Museums, parks & waterfront walks
South Street Seaport Museum Maritime history & exhibits
Parks & Outdoor Spaces Green spaces & waterfront paths
Shopping Boutiques, markets & major retailers
Cafs & Coffee Shops Coffee, bakeries & casual dining
Everyday Convenience Groceries, pharmacies & essential services
Battery Park Green space, harbor views & ferry access
Stone Street Historic street with dining & outdoor seating
World Trade Center Shopping, dining & cultural attractions
Ferry Access Nearby NYC Ferry service
Transportation Convenient subway & transit access
Lower Manhattan Lifestyle Dining, culture, nightlife & waterfront living

The neighborhood offers an exciting mix of dining, nightlife, entertainment, and outdoor spaces. Enjoy cocktails and drinks at popular spots such as The Dead Rabbit, Ulysses', Stone Street Tavern, and Highwater Rooftop, or explore a variety of restaurants and cafs throughout the Financial District and South Street Seaport. The nearby Stone Street, Tin Building, and Pier 17 provide plenty of options for dining, drinks, and socializing. For outdoor recreation, residents are close to Battery Park, the Elevated Acre, Bowling Green, and the East River waterfront. The area also offers entertainment and cultural attractions, including Pier 17, the South Street Seaport Museum, PAC NYC, the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, and the Oculus and Westfield World Trade Center. With historic streets, waterfront views, restaurants, shops, parks, and entertainment all nearby, the neighborhood offers a vibrant downtown Manhattan lifestyle.

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