21 South William Street   Unit 4/5A

This is a rare opportunity to combine two apartments and have the only three bedroom duplex measuring 1,327 square feet (124 square meters).




This beautiful Tudor style building located at 21-23 South William Street is between Broad Street and Hanover Square in the financial district. The Goldman Sachs building is located within one block. In addition, this building is one block from restaurants and shopping which are on cobblestone streets.




The two one-bedroom furnished apartments are located on the fourth and fifth floors of this seven-story building. Both kitchens are equipped with a Miele dishwasher, Liebherr refrigerator and Viking stove topped off by granite countertops. There are wood floors throughout the apartments, central a/c, and a beautiful large bathroom with a marble top sink.




The apartments have a full wall of windows in the living room letting in tremendous amounts light.




The building has a rooftop and a full gym that is open 365 days a year and 24 hours a day. In addition, there is a part-time doorman Monday through Friday from 8:30am – 7:30pm and a virtual doorman for the other hours.




The monthly common charges for the fourth and fifth floor are $605 and $540 respectively or $1,145 per month combined. In addition, there is a tax abatement for the building providing you with a benefit of zero real estate taxes due for approximately eight years.




Both furnished apartments are rented; one until August 2009 and the other until December 2009. This will provide you with time after closing to have your famous architect complete the drawings of your new, one-of-a-kind duplex apartment at Block Hall.




Or, if you decide to postpone the combining of these two great units, you can rent them both as furnished or unfinished units. This condominium building allows a minimum of six month rentals rentals.




History Of Block Hall: In the late 1920's architect William Smith was commissioned to design this magnificent Tudor Revival building. It has served as a private clubhouse containing lounges, dining rooms, and ballroom facilities.




In order to restore the building to its original grandeur, Kennelly Development Company completed a twenty million dollar comprehensive overhaul. With the exception of the historic South William Street facade, the entire building was reconstructed. The building has been stripped to its original steel structure and rebuilt as a classical stalwart. The new structure houses 31 luxury condominiums and a Four-Star retail tenant. The entire project was sold out in less than 6 months.




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