The Financial District in Lower Manhattan carries with it a great host of business offices and headquarters but unbeknown to most, it also boasts a proud selection of Manhattan apartments for sale. Cocoa Exchange at 1 Wall Street Court is a historic, pre-war condominium building at the intersection of Wall Street, Pearl Street and Beaver Street. Also known as the Beaver Building by some, 1 Wall Street Court was originally home to the New York Cocoa Exchange and consequently warranted its current name. The triangular-shaped Cocoa Exchange is highly reminiscent of the iconic Flatiron Building and every bit as nostalgic as well.
Apartments for sale at 1 Wall Street Courts offer layouts ranging from studios to one- and two-bedroom units. The (tri)angular exterior of the building is mediated by the curved interior walls that heighten the warmth of the Venetian plastered walls and polished hardwood floors found inside the living room. Custom walnut cabinets, granite countertops stainless steel appliances and slate floors don the lavishly finished kitchens. Bathrooms are adorned with extra large vanity mirrors and marble fixtures and walls. Many units also include a washer and dryer set.
When it comes to amenities, the Cocoa Exchange is plentiful both in terms of in-building and those offered by the surrounding neighborhoods. Amenities inside the building include a full-time doorman with concierge service, recreation room and a private outdoor space with accompanying roof deck. In additions to a host of subway lines and the ferry at Pier 11, 1 Wall Street Court is also within walking distance to the East River and Battery Park. For those who are looking to merge the ease of living in close proximity to their Lower Manhattan workplace and the convenience of downtown comforts, the Cocoa Exchange is one of the most viable candidate yet.
