One Wall Street is a treasured Art Deco landmark reborn as Downtown’s finest luxury condominium. Following a remarkably intricate and complex restoration, legendary developer Harry Macklowe is transforming the Ralph Walker-designed masterpiece from a pillar of American finance, originally built in 1931 as the home of Irving Trust, into a modern lifestyle destination unlike any other residence in New York.
 
Introducing a unique collection of luxury apartments ranging from studio to four-bedrooms, including a triplex penthouse positioned in the building’s historic crown. Apartments feature generous layouts, many with home offices and/or outdoor space, the highest quality Italian kitchens, stone and marble baths, and tall ceilings all set within one of New York’s most cherished buildings. Extraordinary views are another point of distinction, from upper floor residences looking out over the skyline and New York Harbor to lower floor homes surrounded by Manhattan’s most historic and iconic architecture, including Trinity Church, The New York Stock Exchange, and Wall Street.
 
The One Club, encompassing 100,000 square feet of amenities, elevates everyday life at One Wall Street. Features include a 75’ indoor swimming pool on the 38th Floor surrounded by panoramic views, the Dining Club Room. Over 4,000 square feet of Landscaped Terrace on the 39th floor overlooks New York Harbor and the Downtown skyscape. Additional amenities include a fitness center and spa, a large co-working space with conference rooms and children and teen spaces.
 
The development is also bringing neighborhood-defining retail, including the Paris-based luxury department store, Printemps, opening its first US store at One Wall Street and taking up 54,000 square foot of retail space, a 50,000 square foot Whole Foods and a 75,000 square foot LifeTime Fitness resort, and an additional offering within the building’s most inimitable space: the dazzling Red Room designed by artisan Hildreth Meière, is often cited as one of the most breathtaking interior spaces in the world. Previously serving as a banking hall, the soaring 33-foot-tall ceiling is covered by 13,000 square feet of mosaic tiles in orange, red, oxblood and gold, and will become one of the most spectacular retail experiences in the country.