Introducing Residence 4B at 140 Nassau - a versatile loft space that artfully combines historic charm with contemporary living. Bathed in natural light, this sanctuary offers a flexible layout suited for contemporary lifestyles.

The entrance lobby boasts original mosaic-tiled walls, a state-of-the-art video intercom system, and two passenger elevators. With three units per floor, spanning over 14 floors, the building offers a unique blend of privacy and community.

Situated within a historic landmark coop, is 4B. Enter the apartment through the foyer with a dedicated coat closet, then move through to the expansive loft space beyond. There are seven double-paned arched windows throughout the apartment, catching sunlight and city views to the east and south. The cleverly designed layout seamlessly integrates multiple living spaces - from the separated kitchen and pantry at the front of the apartment to the public spaces and the private ones - the lofted bedroom cube, and the office, guest area below.

The living room features a striking wall of exposed brick and an arched entryway leading to a meticulously renovated kitchen, flooded with natural light. With towering 13.2-foot ceilings, and low monthly expenses, this esteemed co-op residence offers a serene retreat just steps away from the bustling City Hall Park. Inside 4B, discover a generously proportioned lofted bedroom and a versatile interior room currently serving as a home office or guest area. The newly renovated kitchen exudes sophistication with custom white lacquer cabinetry, Glassos Nano white quartz countertops, and high-end stainless steel appliances. Italian tile flooring and a hand-painted wall add a touch of artistry to this culinary haven, complemented by a large east-facing window and ample storage cabinetry.

Additional features include a custom steel staircase illuminated by blue resin steps, leading to the lofted bedroom with the exposed original barrel vaulted ceiling, and a library wall of bookshelves. A13-foot wall of closets offers ample closet space. The potential exists for reconfiguring the layout to accommodate a second bedroom, mirroring other units in the B line. The co-op permits the installation of a washer/dryer.

Originally constructed in 1879, the Morse Building holds a storied past as one of New York's historic landmarks. Built by the nephews of Samuel F. B. Morse, its Victorian Gothic and Neo-Grec facade stands as a testament to the city's rich architectural heritage. Subsequent alterations in 1901-1902 transformed the building into an Edwardian Neo-Classical masterpiece, adding six stories and further enhancing its grandeur.

Residents of 140 Nassau enjoy access to a landscaped roof deck with furniture and panoramic views. There is a dedicated superintendent Monday - Friday, laundry facilities, and designated large storage space. Conveniently located near transportation options, dining destinations within the Beekman Hotel - Temple Court and La Gratin, as well as Nobu, The Fulton, Whole Foods, and Eataly, this residence offers the quintessential downtown experience.

Embrace the vibrant energy of downtown living while relishing in the historic charm of the Fulton-Nassau Historic District. Experience the allure of urban living at its finest in this distinguished residence within the iconic Morse Building, where timeless elegance meets contemporary comfort. The Spruce Street School, Pre-k-8th grade is around the corner on Beekman Street. Conveniently located near transportation options, residents have easy access to multiple subway lines, including the 4, 5, 6, R, and W trains at City Hall/Brooklyn Bridge. The Fulton Center subway complex, just three blocks away, offers seamless connectivity to 12 interconnecting subway lines, ensuring effortless travel throughout the city.

Welcome home to 140 Nassau Street.








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