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Expertly crafted by acclaimed Sarah Magness Design, this open plan 2-bedroom loft at 71 Nassau Street, 10C is located in a beautiful Beaux-Arts building on a historic street in Lower Manhattan.

Filled with natural light and stunning views of the Brooklyn Bridge, this 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home is a perfect space to entertain and sneak away to the private spaces for quiet reflection. Upon entering the apartment you are immediately struck with the expanse of five oversized south-facing windows that drench the entire apartment in the warm sun, open sky, and city views.

A large open kitchen boasts high-end stainless steel appliances including a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, 5-burner gas Fulgar Milano stovetop, and Marvel wine refrigerator. An enormous kitchen island was rebuilt using Carrera marble and Rohl fixtures, while ample storage is provided with beautiful floor-to-ceiling oak cabinets.

The open living/dining spans almost 28 feet and includes an original Carnegie steel beam column which rises to the high ceilings, imparting a touch of the buildings industrial past, while wide solid white oak floors lend warmth throughout. Attention to detail is evident wherever you look with handcrafted radiator covers, bookshelves, and cabinets all completed by master carpenters.

Both bedrooms enjoy City windows for complete privacy, while the master bedroom has a custom built-out walk-in closet and a well-appointed bathroom with Calcatta marble and Watermark fixtures.

Built-in speakers are installed throughout the home and can be easily controlled through a smart app. Ample storage is provided throughout with a thoughtfully designed pantry in the entry. Additional amenities include a full-size Bosch Washer/Dryer in the unit and a separate 93 square foot windowed storage room on the floor.

There is always a friendly greeting from the 24-hour doorman at the Beaux-Arts Croft building. The building includes a state-of-the-art fitness center and fantastic views from the roof deck with rain shower to cool off with on hot summer days. Be in the heart of the newly revitalized downtown New York. Walk to most major subway lines, the hopping South Street Seaport, Eataly, Beekman Hotel with Tom Colicchio and Keith McNally, Westfield Mall, Pier A, Four Seasons Hotel and many more.