125 Greenwich Street

125 Greenwich Street is a luxury condominium building in NYC’s Financial District. The property, which topped out at 912 feet and was completed in 2019, will be ready for occupancy starting in early 2020. The property, which is also known as 130 Liberty Street, was designed by world-renowned architect Rafael Viñoly, who is also known for designing 432 Park Avenue. The building features homes ranging in size from studios to three-bedroom apartments and impressive penthouse residences. Each apartment at 125 Greenwich Street is spacious and masterfully designed with impressive interiors by March & White. Soaring ceilings, panoramic windows, marble spa-style bathrooms, and contemporary kitchens with top-of-the-line appliances come standard in each home. Most apartments also offer incredible vistas of the iconic downtown skyline, One World Trade Center, and of New York Harbor and the Hudson River. The amenity package at 125 Greenwich is impressive and includes some genuinely stunning spaces located on the top floors of the property. It starts with the triple-height marble lobby with white-glove 24-7 doorman and concierge services. Head up to the 86th floor where you’ll find the movie theatre for private screenings, a private dining room with catering kitchen, and the spectacular tenant’s lounge with plush seating and dramatic vistas. One floor up, you’ll find the spa and sauna as well as the aptly named sky-pool, a 50-foot indoor swimming-pool perched high above the clouds. There’s also a state-of-the-art fitness center on the 88th floor equipped with strength training and cardio machines, free weights, and a yoga studio. As impressive as this triplex amenity package is another major perk is the property's excellent location close to the crossroads of the Financial District, Tribeca, and Battery Park City. You'll be within walking distance of the best each of these neighborhoods has to offer, from the dining and nightlife of Tribeca to BPC's lush parks and esplanade to FiDi's world-class shopping and iconic landmarks. Getting around is also a breeze as public transportation is aplenty, with virtually every subway line stopping nearby.