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MOVE-IN READY - GREAT LAYOUT! Residence 17C is an 800 gross square foot, one bedroom and one bathroom loft home, with western exposures allowing for afternoon sunlight and city views. This one of a kind apartment has nice finishes with a great layout, and ready for immediate occupancy. You have arrived into the proper foyer, and to the right is a spacious coat/storage closets. The brand new kitchen has stainless steel full size appliances, white composite countertops, stone backsplashes and flooring, and is partially open to the living area - great for entertaining. The spacious living room (16'10" X 14'3"), can easily accommodate several configurations for a dining table, big sofa, and home office-workstation. From the central hallway, there is a walk-in closet/dressing room with a stackable washer and dryer, and the bathroom. The bedroom has overhead storage compartments, and a closet system can be added below for more wardrobe storage. Overall apartment features include new engineered hardwood flooring, 4 extra-large loft size windows, and there is a window air conditioning system currently in storage. Ceiling heights up to 9'6". The maintenance is tax deductible up to around $25,000 annually, and includes gas, water, and radiator heat. You can sublet for a couple of years, with board approval, after a couple of years of ownership. Note: Living room and bedroom photos are staged with furniture and decoration.

55 Liberty Street is situated on a wide intersection that has great light, air, and space with all 4 buildings on each corner, having historical significance. This well run cooperative building is pet-friendly, and efficient staff includes 24-hour doormen, porters, and a live-in superintendent. The side entrance on Liberty Place allows for convenient loading and unloading from your car. Neighborhood amenities include dining and shopping at the new FiDi Whole Foods, Oculus, Eataly, Brookfield Place, and Seaport. Enjoy world class entertainment at the Perelman Performing Arts Center. Moments away, all of the popular subway lines converge at the Fulton Street Station and the WTC Path Station.

Designed by Henry Ives Cobb, Liberty Tower was upon its completion in 1910 one of only a handful of skyscrapers," according to The New York Times. "Its striking Gothic style, the centuries-old inspiration for cathedral spires that reach into the sky to approach the divine, is central to the tower's romantic appeal," and the terra-cotta fa ade is richly adorned with birds, alligators, flowers and gargoyles. In 1921, prior to becoming President, Franklin D. Roosevelt worked in the building. Designated a city landmark in 1982 and added the following year to the National Register of Historic Places, the building received a preservation award from the New York Landmarks Conservancy in 2010.