180 Park Row, Unit 23DNew York City, NY 10007Price: $800,000

Space, views, and a blank canvas on the 23rd floor of Chatham Towers. Residence 23D is an approximately 800-square-foot corner one-bedroom offering sweeping views across Manhattan, the East River, and Brooklyn. In need of a full renovation, the apartment presents an opportunity to start fresh and create a home tailored entirely to your own vision. The existing layout gives you plenty to work with. An oversized living room stretches approximately 23 feet and is complemented by a dedicated dining area, while the generously proportioned bedroom easily accommodates a king-size bed with room for additional furnishings. A substantial entry foyer and multiple closets add valuable storage and separation of space. Multiple exposures open the apartment to natural light and panoramic views stretching from Columbus Park toward the Empire State and Chrysler Buildings, and across Chinatown and the Lower East Side toward the Manhattan Bridge, East River, and Brooklyn. The combination of high-floor outlooks and generously scaled rooms gives the home an openness that is difficult to replicate. Chatham Towers is a distinctive mid-century cooperative comprising two 25-story towers at 170 and 180 Park Row. Designed by George Shimamoto of Kelly & Gruzen, the complex received a Merit Award from the American Institute of Architects. At its center is a private landscaped garden designed by noted landscape architect M. Paul Friedberg. Residents enjoy 24-hour doorman service, a live-in superintendent, porters, common laundry, and underground parking available to owners. Maintenance includes electricity at a flat monthly charge. Set at the crossroads of Tribeca, Chinatown, and the Financial District, Chatham Towers also offers convenient access to the Lower East Side, Seaport, and SoHo, with numerous subway lines, restaurants, shopping, and neighborhood amenities nearby. Bring your architect and your ideas-Residence 23D offers the space, setting, and views to create something entirely your own.