Historisches Loft Für Modernes Wohnen Neu Interpretiert

A convertible Four-Bedroom residence of dramatic scale and modern elegance
Encompassing 2,753 square feet of beautifully reimagined interiors, this currently configured three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom residence is a striking expression of design, scale, and proportion. Soaring 12-foot barrel-vaulted ceilings and walls of 15 oversized windows create a dramatic sense of volume while welcoming abundant eastern and northern light throughout this corner Apt. Every detail reflects an uncompromising commitment to craftsmanship, comfort, and refined modern living.
The grand living area immediately sets the tone, with generous proportions that lend themselves equally well to intimate gatherings and large-scale entertaining. Sunlight pours across the bamboo floors, enhancing the warmth and openness of the space while highlighting the home’s distinctive architectural character.
The expansive Arclinea Italian kitchen, designed with exceptional scale and precision is a gourmet cooks dream. A monumental 20-foot Caesarstone worktop, three inches thick, creates a dramatic centerpiece that is as functional as it is visually striking. The kitchen is outfitted with  a 36-inch Sub-Zero refrigerator, Sub-Zero beverage center, Gaggenau five-burner cooktop with built-in electric grill, and Miele wall oven, warming drawer, dishwasher, and integrated coffee system. A Delta touchless faucet and Franke sink, complete with cutting board, colander, and compost bin, further demonstrate the extraordinary attention to detail found throughout the home.
The primary suite is conceived as a serene private retreat, with a generous walk-in custom closet and a beautifully appointed spa-inspired bathroom. Dornbracht fixtures, an 18-inch rain shower, Philippe Starck for Duravit toilet, Artemide Talo sconces, and a heated towel warmer combine to create an atmosphere of understated luxury and relaxation.
Two additional bedrooms add tremendous versatility to the residence. The second bedroom, currently curated as a sophisticated study and library, features dramatic wall-to-ceiling Rakk shelving, six Artemide Talo suspension lights, and textured 3D Iconic Panels. The third bedroom includes its own en-suite bathroom, complete with a TOTO Washlet and Hansgrohe rain shower for an elevated sense of privacy and comfort. An alternate floor plan illustrates the potential conversion to a fourth bedroom.
Thoughtfully designed storage is found throughout the home, including a dedicated storage room, kitchen pantry, luggage compartments, and expansive overhead cabinetry, allowing for exceptional organization. Additional conveniences include central HVAC, an in-unit washer and dryer, and an elegantly appointed powder room.
Designed in 1893 by De Lemos & Cordes, the renowned architectural firm that later designed Macy’s Herald Square, 130 Fulton Street has been artfully transformed into boutique condominium residences that pair historic architectural character with modern convenience. Residents enjoy part-time doorman service from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., a fitness center, and a rooftop terrace with sweeping views of Manhattan’s ever-evolving skyline.
Set within the historic Seaport District and moments from City Hall, the residence is surrounded by cobblestone streets, acclaimed dining, luxury retail, and an extraordinary collection of cultural destinations. Eataly, Le District, Brookfield Place, City hall Park, Westfield, The Cinemas, and the Perelman Performing Arts Center are all a short walk away, creating a neighborhood that is both a culinary destination and a vibrant cultural hub. Immediate access to the Fulton Transit Center, major subway lines, PATH trains, and the Wall Street Ferry Terminal makes transportation throughout New York and beyond remarkably convenient.
Taxes posted reflect a Star tax deduction for primary residence. Pets are welcome!