Condo, 7 DEY Street #16A, Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan - Powered by DMT

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7 DEY Street, #16A

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

$5,900
 |  1 Beds  |  1 Baths  

Description

Perfectly positioned in the center of Downtown, 7 Dey offers stunning studio, one, two, and three bedroom luxury rental apartments with a select number of units featuring private terraces.

Residences boast custom kitchens, framed in warm wood capped with sleek quartz countertops, and seamlessly integrated Bosch appliances blend with impeccable millwork and counter-to-cabinet porcelain backsplashes, balancing perfect functionality with pure elegance.

This thoughtfully designed building boasts two indoor lounges and outdoor terraces, a fully equipped fitness center and yoga studio, and several workspaces. Listing courtesy of Douglas Elliman Real Estate

Property Details

  • Condo

Amenities

  • Appliances: Washer Dryer Allowed
  • Attendance: Doorman Full Time, Concierge Full Time
  • Basement: Other
  • Building Laundry: In Unit
  • Building Pets: Building No
  • Building: Concierge, Green Building
  • Cooling: Central Air
  • Exterior: None, Building Roof Deck
  • Interior: Smoke Free
  • Laundry: Washer Hookup, In Unit
  • New development
  • Patio: None
  • Pets: Building No, No

For information on 7 DEY Street, #16A contact:

realtor top real estate agent

William Kuchins

Licensed RE Salesperson

Licensed RE Salesperson
Will@devmarketingteam.com

Listing courtesy of Douglas Elliman Real Estate
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