Exceptional Hudson Square Living

Property Description

SOLD! Nestled in the heart of Hudson Square — one of Manhattan’s most dynamic downtown neighborhoods connecting SoHo, Tribeca and the West Village — this impeccably maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence at 70 Charlton Street #11A embodies refined city living with unparalleled amenities and lifestyle offerings. 70 Charlton Street, completed in 2016/2017, is a luxury 22-story condop development designed by the acclaimed architectural firm Beyer Blinder Belle with interiors by Workshop/APD and developed by Extell Development Company in collaboration with Angelo, Gordon & Co. The Building A standout in Hudson Square’s expanding residential landscape, 70 Charlton showcases a thoughtful blend of modern design and contextual sensitivity to downtown architecture. The twin-tower complex wraps around a serene, landscaped courtyard — complete with a green wall, birch tree arbor, boxwood gardens and water feature — creating a rare urban oasis. This property is land-leased with the lease extending through December 2163, and benefits from a 20-year 421a tax abatement with taxes fully abated until 2037, providing significant financial advantage to owners. Services & Lifestyle Amenities • 24-hour doorman and concierge services • Secure package room with cold storage • Professionally landscaped courtyard • Outdoor sports court • Residents’ lounge with catering kitchen • Dedicated children’s playroom • State-of-the-art fitness center • 60-foot indoor salt-water swimming pool • Steam rooms with separate men’s and women’s locker facilities • Bicycle storage, with private storage units available Prime Downtown Location Positioned just blocks from the Hudson River and the expansive Hudson River Park, 70 Charlton is ideal for those seeking proximity to outdoor recreation, waterfront paths, and stunning river views. The building’s central location also places residents within effortless reach of premier downtown destinations — world-class dining, boutique shopping, cultural attractions and major transit lines (including the 1, C, and E trains). Beyond lifestyle, the neighborhood itself has transformed into a vibrant media and tech hub, anchored by corporate offices such as Google and Disney — enhancing the area’s vitality and investment appeal.