33 Park Row

Overlooking Tribeca and City Hall Park, this is the first residential property in New York City by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Richard Rogers, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. This instant landmark joins RSHP's critically acclaimed projects on the global stage, including One Hyde Park, London, the Centre Pompidou, Paris, and One Monte Carlo, Monaco.

Residence 17A features a split 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom layout and a loggia Juliette balcony spanning the full 31-foot width of the direct protected park front exposures. With generous proportions of 1,460 Int SqF, 71 Ext SqF and a private elevator landing. The interiors feature stunning 11ft ceilings and wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Park. It's a remarkable and delightful pairing directly from the minds of Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Living and entertaining spaces in N°33 Park Row's residences highlight unobstructed, forever-preserved City Hall Park views, along with the uniquely beautiful qualities of north-western light.

An open-plan kitchen offer the same level of sophisticated design, master craftsmanship, and thoughtful material selection as N°33 Park Row's exterior architecture. Designed with furniture-quality custom white oak cabinetry and sculptural honed tundra gray marble islands with waterfall edges, the kitchens are seamlessly integrated to form a visually stunning living and entertaining experience. Master bathrooms recall an ancient European spa, reimagined for contemporary sensibilities. Dramatically veined and book-matched honed Montclair Danby marble cladding and modern vanities with radiant heated floors are brought together to create a tranquil respite from the outside world.

More than a park-front address with extraordinary light and views, N°33 Park Row is at the center of a dynamic, culturally fascinating, and continuously evolving neighborhood. Located at the nexus of Tribeca and FiDi, nearby dozens of luxury shops within architect Santiago Calatrava's soaring ribbed Oculus to the reimagined South Street Seaport, where upscale retail joins contemporary green spaces on the East River, N°33 Park Row's neighborhood offers the best of Manhattan's new shopping destinations.

 Lower Manhattan has attracted a number of internationally acclaimed and legendary chefs and restaurateurs. The redesigned Pier 17 is now home to restaurants by Jean-Georges, David Chang and Andrew Carmellini. Other nearby culinary standouts include the new Jean-Georges Tin Building, Keith McNally's Augustine, Tom Colicchio's Temple Court, Daniel Boulud's Le Gratin and Manhatta by Danny Meyer.

Intimacy is a theme at N°33 Park Row. With just 30 residences, the boutique scale of the building provides great personal privacy. N°33 Park Row's thoughtfully curated collection of services and amenities take advantage of light, views, and elevated outdoor living. From workouts overlooking City Hall Park to dining and lounging in the fresh air, surrounded by the Manhattan skyline, residents enjoy the ideal setting for every moment of the day. Indoor and outdoor spaces for fitness, wellness, and socializing are elegantly designed, expertly equipped, and managed to white-glove standards. The 24/7 staffed lobby welcomes residents and provide personalized assistance for all requests.

This apartment's rent is 23.77% more expensive than the median rent of $6,463 for a 2-bedroom apartment in Financial District, New York, NY.

The median is solely based on the area and the number of bedrooms. Listing-specific characteristics such as the number of bathrooms and the amenities will also impact the price.

The apartment is a unit offered at a monthly price of $7,999. This is a luxury doorman / elevator building. The building also boasts a fitness center to help residents stay in great shape. Both cats and dogs are allowed, but as always, double check with the manager about any specific pet concerns you may have. The kitchen conveniently includes a dishwasher. This is a No Fee apartment, meaning the manager or agent should not ask you for a broker fee (there may still be deposits and other move-in fees paid to the landlord).

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