Welcome home to a sun-drenched, beautifully renovated home perched along the serene Battery Park City waterfront esplanade. Offering a generous floor plan, this versatile home easily functions as a spacious 1-bedroom or converts seamlessly into a Flex 2, making it an incredible value for rooming shares or working from home.
Framed by dramatic floor-to-ceiling bay windows, the main living area receives excellent natural light throughout the day. The open-concept kitchen features stone countertops, a tile backsplash, rich custom cabinetry, and a full suite of stainless steel appliances-including a dishwasher and microwave.
Residence Highlights:
Architectural Detail: Signature floor-to-ceiling bay windows with bright neighborhood views.
Renovated Open Kitchen: Stone countertops, breakfast bar, and stainless steel appliances (with dishwasher).
Modern Finishes: Wide oak plank flooring and custom closet storage throughout.
Pet-Friendly: Cats and dogs welcome.
River Watch Building Amenities:
Full-Service Living: 24-hour concierge, doorman, and package room.
Wellness & Outdoors: Landscaped rooftop deck with panoramic river views and a complimentary fully equipped fitness center.
Everyday Convenience: Laundry facilities on every floor, bicycle storage, and an attached parking garage with valet options.
Located in Battery Park, you are steps from the Hudson River esplanade, Brookfield Place, World Trade Center transit hubs (1, N/R/W, 4/5, A/C/E, PATH), and world-class waterfront dining.
Jetting out of the western part of lower Manhattan, Battery Park City is a planned community that's relatively new to NYC. Full of luxury apartments, classy cocktail bars, and a large shopping complex, Battery Park City is the upscale waterfront living people dream about.
Battery Park City is not an organic part of the island of Manhattan. Instead it was used as a port where several major accidents and sinkings had occurred. This left the area dilapidated and largely abandoned.
By the early 1960's, New York was tired of these largely destroyed portions of land and sea and wrote up a proposal to create an extension of the island by way of landfill. In 1966, after several plans were hotly debated, the plan for Battery Park City was unveiled and construction soon began.
The island extension was done by filling the area with debris and bedrock from the construction of various Manhattan projects of the past, like The World Trade Center. While…
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