Studio with a flexible layout that includes a large walk-in-closet, an open gourmet kitchen with stone countertops and stainless steel appliances, an in-unit washer/dryer, and wood floors throughout. 70 Pine Street was built in 1932 and at the time was the 3rd tallest building in the world. Today, it's been reborn as a unique residential building that you never need to leave. Enjoy a Landmarked Art Deco lobby, featuring Crown Shy, James Kent and Jeff Katz's Michelin star restaurant (their 2nd dining concept will soon open in the buildings' Spire), City Acres, Black Fox Coffee, and Blue Park Kitchen. 70 Pine is also home to Mint House, a reinvention of the hotel experience. Explore 22,000sq/ft of amenities including a fitness center with classes, a Pilates & yoga studio, turf track, bowling alley, virtual golf, lounge w/billiards and ping pong, children's playroom, & screening room in 70 Pine's historic bank vault. Photos and floor plans may be of a representative unit. 24-hour Doorman & Concierge Crown Shy, James Kent and Jeff Katz’s exciting new restaurant sits in the lobby and their second restaurant/bar concept will open in the buildings’ Spire this fall Mint House, a brand new hotel concept offers residents the unique ability to provide out-of-town visitors with a hotel room within the building City Acres Gourmet Market and Food Hall on-site Convenient lobby shops including: Black Fox Coffee Shop, and Blue Park Kitchen 22,000sq/ft of amenities at Elite by NYSC Fitness Center includes daily classes, pilates & yoga studios, and turf track Bowling Alley Virtual Golf Screening Room in 70 Pine's Historic Bank Vault Game Room with Pool & Ping Pong Resident's lounge with terrace Children’s Playroom Pet-friendly On-site Valet On-site management Convenient resident lifestyle app Stone Street Brookfield Place Fulton Center Delmonico's Cipriani Downtown Wall Street Wine Merchant Federal Hall National Memorial South Street Seaport Historic District 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, J, R and Z subway lines

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