Building: 120 Greenwich Street

The Greenwich Place Condominium has long been recognized by savvy buyers as both a strong investment and a great place to call home. It offers the solid construction and high ceilings (10’ 6”) of a pre-war building paired with contemporary finishes, in a prime western Financial District location.

The building was converted from a rental property to condominium in 2006. Originally 99 units, all one-bedroom layouts with the exception of the “B” line, which is an alcove studio, there have been several combination units created since by owners purchasing their apartment adjacent to theirs.

Residents at 120 Greenwich Street enjoy these services and amenities: full time Doorman, porters, live-in super, a well-equipped gym, large laundry room, cold storage for groceries, and a landscaped roof deck. The building is convenient to both transportation (Path, Fulton Transport Center subways) and shopping: literally across the street from Westfield WTC mall, Eataly and close to Tribeca Whole Foods, and just a block from lush gardens and bike path of the Hudson River Park system.

Building description provided by Terry Lautin