123 WASHINGTON Street 41H

Agent's Note

From Curtis Bain. Details about the apartment are drawn from the listing information provided through RLS by Douglas Elliman Real Estate.

A concierge, a package room and central air come with this 606-square-foot one bedroom at 123 Washington Street, so a good part of daily life runs through services that are already in place. The concierge and package room are the pieces I'd lean on most if you travel or get a lot of deliveries.

The listing describes views of the Statue of Liberty, the river and Manhattan from every window, and David Rockwell designed the lobby. The river view is worth seeing in person, since it's the feature that most defines this apartment.

The building is a 56-story condominium with 223 residences, completed in 2007, and it has an elevator. The amenities run from a gym, sauna and spa to a roof deck, a screening room, a billiard room and a resident lounge. For a one bedroom, shared rooms like these give you somewhere to spend an evening without filling the apartment with guests.

Battery Park City is about 3 minutes on foot, and the Rector Street station on the 1 is about 3 minutes away, with the R and W about 4 minutes. Eataly is about 3 minutes away and Whole Foods about 5, so groceries and a regular errand run are close by.

Owning a condo rather than a co-op usually means the rules around selling and transferring the home work differently, so it's worth having your broker or an attorney walk you through how this building's arrangements apply before you decide anything.