A one-bedroom inside Block Hall, the 1927 Tudor clubhouse on South William Street. It was built as a private club for the men who worked Wall Street. Now it’s 31 condos with high ceilings, hardwood floors, and kitchens fitted with Viking, Miele and Liebherr.
About 700 square feet. A real bedroom with a walk-in closet. A breakfast nook off the kitchen.
Step outside and you’re on Stone Street, Manhattan’s first paved road, lined with restaurants and cafes. The building has a roof deck, a fitness room, laundry on every floor, a virtual doorman. Pets welcome.
Five subway lines and the Staten Island Ferry within a few blocks.
About 700 square feet. A real bedroom with a walk-in closet. A breakfast nook off the kitchen.
Step outside and you’re on Stone Street, Manhattan’s first paved road, lined with restaurants and cafes. The building has a roof deck, a fitness room, laundry on every floor, a virtual doorman. Pets welcome.
Five subway lines and the Staten Island Ferry within a few blocks.
A one-bedroom inside Block Hall, the 1927 Tudor clubhouse on South William Street. It was built as a private club for the men who worked Wall Street. Now it’s 31 condos with high ceilings, hardwood floors, and kitchens fitted with Viking, Miele and Liebherr.
About 700 square feet. A real bedroom with a walk-in closet. A breakfast nook off the kitchen.
Step outside and you’re on Stone Street, Manhattan’s first paved road, lined with restaurants and cafes. The building has a roof deck, a fitness room, laundry on every floor, a virtual doorman. Pets welcome.
Five subway lines and the Staten Island Ferry within a few blocks.
About 700 square feet. A real bedroom with a walk-in closet. A breakfast nook off the kitchen.
Step outside and you’re on Stone Street, Manhattan’s first paved road, lined with restaurants and cafes. The building has a roof deck, a fitness room, laundry on every floor, a virtual doorman. Pets welcome.
Five subway lines and the Staten Island Ferry within a few blocks.
Listing Courtesy of Mark O'Brien Development
