The Residences - One Wall Street

In its storied 90-year incarnation as a house of finance, no one has had the opportunity to call One Wall Street home – until now.

From lobby to crown, every square inch of One Wall Street has been born anew. The interiors have been thoughtfully redesigned, the exterior meticulously restored. The residences have been conceived and configured from empty space — their shapes and sizes, proportions and personalities determined by a philosophy that places quality of life before all else.

View from across the street of the One Wall Street Whole Foods.

One of the most important daily conveniences, the Whole Foods at One Wall Street spans two floors.

Various colored fruits presented in rows of baskets at a market.

One of the most important daily conveniences, the Whole Foods at One Wall Street spans two floors.

Cheese wheel cut into large slices and stacked on top of one another on top of another full cheese wheel.

One of the most important daily conveniences, the Whole Foods at One Wall Street spans two floors.

Closeup view of several loaves of bread.

One of the most important daily conveniences, the Whole Foods at One Wall Street spans two floors.

One of the most important daily conveniences, the Whole Foods at One Wall Street spans two floors.

Various types of seafood presented on ice with lemons, limes, and peppers scattered about.

One of the most important daily conveniences, the Whole Foods at One Wall Street spans two floors.

The Heart of Every Home

The design of the kitchen animates the aesthetic for the entire residence: curated materials, artful fixtures, high performance appliances, precision craftsmanship, attention to detail and two premium finish options — brilliant white with classic Calacatta marble, or warm-toned with honed Travertine stone.

One of the most important daily conveniences, the Whole Foods at One Wall Street spans two floors.

The Most Important Rooms in the House

From the five-fixture en suite baths to the elegant powder rooms, no expense has been spared, no convenience denied, no design element overlooked — all in the service of elevating daily regimens to the level of art.

One of the most important daily conveniences, the Whole Foods at One Wall Street spans two floors.

From Every Window, History is in View

No matter which direction the windows face, the landmarks and icons of the city’s industrious past and unstoppable future are all within sight — the Statue of Liberty, the World Trade, Trinity Church, the Canyon of Heroes, the Empire State Building, the Battery and Harbor, even New Jersey, aglow when the sun sets, is unexpectedly beautiful.

The open space provided by the Trinity Church grounds brings additional light to west-facing residences.

East-facing views stretch past the East River and downtown Brooklyn all the way to the horizon.

South-facing views span New York Harbor from the Verrazzano Bridge to the Statue of Liberty.

West-facing views extend from New York Harbor and Hudson River to New Jersey and beyond.

North-facing views take in the Hudson River, World Trade Center and follow all the way up Broadway to Midtown.

Residences on lower floors enjoy views of timeless architectural treasures, including Trinity Church.

The New York Stock Exchange, as well as its trading floor, can be seen from several east-facing residences.

The watchful eagles of the former American Express Building are just across the street on Broadway.

This southwesterly view takes in the gothic revival Empire Building, home to US Steel for 75 years.

Curated Residential Collections

Select homes at One Wall Street that share distinctive features have been gathered into a variety of Collections that allow visitors to more easily discover their preferences.

Terrace Collection

In a city of chaos and clamor, a private outdoor paradise is a rarity that never ceases to rejuvenate and restore.

Limited to just 46 residences, the homes of the Terrace Collection blend indoor and outdoor living — with expansive views regardless of which direction they face.

The residences range from studios to four-bedrooms, with terraces designed to accommodate everything from gardening to lounging to dining al fresco, and include power, lighting, hose bibs and glacier white pavers.

Harbor Collection

Where life is lifted like Lady Liberty’s torch, while the Hudson and Harbor provide a majestic backdrop to everyday living.

Containing just eight homes, the Harbor Collection features enormous bay windows facing New York Harbor, with panoramic views extending to the Statue of Liberty and beyond. With aptly named Great Rooms that measure 27.5-by-30-feet, these residences are grand in every way, with formal dining rooms, fireplaces, windowed kitchens and primary bedrooms with double exposures.

Loft Collection

A Modernist addition to an Art Deco skyscraper, with contemporary residences that reflect the design aesthetic of forward-facing urban dwellers.

With floor-to-ceiling glass walls and open concept layouts, the residences of the Loft Collection embody the sleek clean lines that epitomize modern design. Seamlessly integrated with the living area, the high-performance kitchens make entertaining effortless. Located along the south façade, the views of Trinity Church and Broadway as it stretches toward the Battery provide a dynamic New York City perspective.

Tower Collection

Welcome to the top, where Captains of Industry convened in stately boardrooms overlooking the epicenter of capitalism.

Occupying floors 40 through 48, the hallmarks of the Tower Collection are expansive Great Room living areas, and oversize windows that artfully frame vast cityscape and harbor views. The primary bedroom suites contain two walk-in closets, and two baths, each with a window. Select homes within the Collection include an eat-in kitchen and separate service entrance.