3 Hanover Square   Unit 10C

Firstly, the seller is motivated and ready to negotiate. This 2 bedroom and 2 bathroom home comes with enormous possibilities and you can transform it into anything you like. The secret to any apartment is its creative layout, and 10C is special. You enter into an inviting hallway, just off the pass-through kitchen, that guides you through the dining area into the formal living room. This unique apartment is so very airy, spacious, and delightful. But the secret does not end here; it has gracious curves and angles taking you into another hallway, which leads to the wing where you discover two bedrooms and two bathrooms. What a joy! The en suite master bedroom is uniquely large. You see, it's the corner of the building, so you have windows on two sides. One view reveals a beautiful historic building ornately carved from Italianate Limestone, and the other view reveals the famous Delmonico's Restaurant. The placement of the sleeping quarters fosters a peaceful setting, separated from the rest of the apartment. So Sweet Dreams are always available! The other 'secrets' are the capacious floor to ceiling closets; eight in total. One, of which, is a huge walk in closet that some imaginative residents have even converted into a home office. 3 Hanover Square was built at the turn-of-the-century as the home to the New York Cotton Exchange and in the late 1970's, 3 Hanover Square became the first major structure in the downtown area to be converted exclusively for residential use. Historically, residents have been attracted to 3 Hanover Square because of its proximity to the world's financial markets and the generous size and unique shapes of the building's apartments. The building maintains a full-time concierge as well as a resident superintendent, all who are lovely, cooperative and friendly with a 'can do' attitude, all making for the happiness and well being of its residents. The building allows pets and has a generous policy toward subletting, but no investor