Brown Harris Stevens

New York City history meets modern luxury in this beautifully renovated two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bathroom duplex in a storied city landmark turned boutique condominium. This sophisticated home features a thoughtful layout, private outdoor space, generous storage and an unrivaled Fulton/Seaport location. Inside this designer home, one will find bespoke lighting, painted brick walls and refinished white oak floors. An entry foyer and fashionable powder room makes a welcoming first impression, while rows of classic six-over-six southeastern windows create a bright and airy ambiance. Relax in the spacious living room alongside a wall of custom built-ins and a cozy Hearth Cabinet fireplace, or plan your next dinner party in the inviting dining area. The updated kitchen shines with abundant cabinetry, new Caesarstone countertops and backsplash and stainless-steel appliances, including a new freezer-bottom refrigerator and dishwasher, a gas range, and a built-in microwave. Sizable closets complete the main level. An elegant staircase ushers you up to the reconfigured second floor retreat, where you’ll find an oversized custom walk-in closet as well as a utility closet fitted with an in-unit washer-dryer. Sleep soundly in the primary bedroom and relax in the attached spa bathroom, which boasts a wet room rain shower featuring a soaking tub, hand shower, and Ann Sacks tiles. A separate water closet, two wood vanities with stone vessel sinks, chic gold hardware and stylish mirrors complete this sanctuary. The second bedroom offers a new clerestory window for glorious natural light and an adjacent landing area provides for a perfect reading nook or work space. Head upstairs to enjoy skyline views and your private outdoor roof deck which boasts a newly installed fence and turf. This home’s extensive upgrades also include split unit HVAC units and new custom window treatments. Called “one of the most important buildings in the Historic District,” the Captain Joseph Rose house dates back to the 1780s, making it one of the oldest residences in the entire city. The Georgian structure features a handsome Flemish-bond brick façade with brownstone details, a mansard roof and charming dormer windows. Captain Rose was an importer of mahogany wood from Honduras who spent much of his time at sea. His son ran an apothecary shop here, and later, a shoe store occupied the ground floor. By the 1860s, the building housed a hotel and saloon. Converted to four luxury homes in 1997, the self-managed condominium offers a landscaped shared roof deck, laundry, basement storage, bike storage, and low monthly common charges. Pets and pieds-à-terre are permitted with board approval. From this charming Belgian block street, you’re surrounded by Downtown’s most exciting amenities. Enjoy easy access to FiDi and Tribeca, including magnificent local shopping, dining and nightlife. Explore wonderful outdoor space at Peck Slip Plaza, Imagination Playground, the East River Greenway and The Battery. Head to the new Tin Building by Jean-Georges, watch a movie at the IPIC theater, or take in a summer concert at Pier 17. Access to transportation is effortless with A/C, J/Z, 2/3, 4/5/6 and R/W trains, excellent bus service, Pier 11 Ferry Terminal, CitiBikes, the FDR and Brooklyn Bridge all nearby.