200 RECTOR Place #41AB Manhattan, NY 10280

THE LARGEST COMBINED UNIT IN BATTERY PARK WITH PANORAMIC BREATHTAKING VIEWS

As Featured in The New York Times and Wall Street Journal, located in the heart of Battery Park City, a predominantly residential, riverfront, master-planned community, soaring high over the Hudson, this 2900 SF sprawling combination apartment offers breathtaking river and harbor views. Enjoy watching the cruise ships pass the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, WOW your guests with the magnificent views from every room, Bird's eye view of One World Trade Center and the downtown skyline to the north. This stunning renovation combining two properties offers style and design, making this a lovely home with a huge living room & dining area that's ideal for entertaining. The living room is large and sun filled with views of the west and north. The oversized dining room with its wall of windows is off of a kitchen designed for entertaining family, friends and guests. There are two master bedrooms, both with bathrooms ensuite plus an additional two bedrooms, an office space/den, which can also be used as a 5th bedroom, and two and half bathrooms. There is abundant storage space, pantry closets and laundry room with washer and dryer in the apartment. Liberty Court is a full-service building which offers tranquil living near parks, promenades, great restaurants and shopping at the new Brookfield Place at the Winter Garden-all within a short walk to Wall Street and Subways. Residents and guests enjoy the convenience of an on-site maintenance staff, rooftop indoor swimming pool, children's play room, resident lounge, 24 hour attended lobby and on-site parking. Call, text, email to schedule a private showing today!

There is a special assessment of $892.91 monthly for the building renovation. Tax Abatement: Applied as a credit to the common charge account in June of the following year. The owners will need to apply every year for the abatement. The Tax Abatement is a yearly occurrence, as it is imposed by New York City itself, there is no expiration date until the city decides to implement one. In order to qualify for it, the unit owner must reside in at least one of the units owned within the building. Inquire for more info!