Two private terraces and views from the East River to the Hudson, inside one of New York's great Art Deco landmarks. Residence 3301 at One Wall Street is a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath condominium in the building's Terrace Collection, with 2,280 square feet of all-new interiors, 457 square feet of private outdoor space across two terraces, and triple exposures to the north, east and west. The home is set in the sculpted setbacks of Ralph Walker's 1931 tower at the corner of Wall Street and Broadway, in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan. A chevron-laid foyer opens to a 38-foot great room for living and dining, framed by the tower's signature faceted bay windows, with a private terrace at each end. The eastern terrace takes in the morning sun and views across the Financial District to the East River. The western terrace overlooks Broadway's Canyon of Heroes, the route of the city's ticker-tape parades, with views of Trinity Church, the World Trade Center and the Hudson River. A long gallery leads to the windowed, enclosed kitchen. Lincoln Calacatta honed marble lines the countertops and backsplash, set against custom Aran Cucine cabinetry in cerused white oak with rib-patterned white lacquer panels. Integrated Miele appliances, including an induction cooktop, and a wine cooler complete the kitchen. A split-bedroom layout gives each bedroom its own wing of the home. The primary suite has a 9'6" x 12' walk-in closet and a bath clad in Bianco Dolomiti honed marble, with a double vanity, a separate water closet, a shower and radiant-heat floors. The second bedroom has a walk-in closet and its own bath in Letto Grey honed limestone and white marble, with a soaking tub. A powder room off the foyer, a full-size washer and dryer, and wide-plank French oak floors in straight and chevron patterns complete the residence. Few addresses hold as much of New York's story. Wall Street takes its name from the wall the Dutch built here in the 1650s at the northern edge of New Amsterdam, and a block away George Washington took the oath of office at Federal Hall, in the nation's first capital. For most of the last century this corner belonged to finance: the New York Stock Exchange next door set the rhythm of global markets, and One Wall Street, the former Irving Trust headquarters, was one of its grandest monuments. Today the Financial District is one of Manhattan's most dynamic residential neighborhoods, where cobblestone lanes, waterfront parks and new restaurants share the streets with the institutions that built the city. Redeveloped from lobby to crown, One Wall Street pairs that legacy with an entirely new way of living. Hildreth Meière's landmarked Red Room and a Broadway entrance rebuilt from Walker's original 1928 plans preserve the past; everything else is new. That way of living centers on The One Club, 100,000 square feet of resident amenities. On the 38th floor, a 75-foot sky pool opens to a wraparound sun terrace. On the 39th, a private restaurant and the Craft Bar open onto a 4,500-square-foot landscaped terrace. One Works offers a 6,500-square-foot co-working floor, and the club also includes a private fitness center, children's playroom and teen lounge, pet spa and bike storage. Full-time doormen, a live-in resident manager and a lifestyle concierge provide five-star, hotel-style service, arranging everything from dinner reservations to travel. Residents also receive a complimentary membership to the four-level Life Time athletic club, reached by a private elevator, and Whole Foods Market is downstairs. Residence 3301 is for the discerning buyer who wants both, and it is made for a life well curated. Honed white marble and pale oak give the home a quiet, refined calm, a backdrop for what you bring to it. The gallery and the great room's long walls are made for art, and the north-facing bay windows bring the soft, even light collectors prize, so a collection can be lived with every day rather than kept in storage.