Introducing Residence 5B at 140 Nassau - a gorgeous loft space that artfully combines historic charm with contemporary living. Bathed in natural light, this sanctuary offers a flexible layout.

The apartment entryway opens to the expansive living space beyond. The cleverly designed layout seamlessly integrates multiple living spaces which accommodate both live-work scenarios; the dual office spaces can double as guest areas. Each section of the apartment is its own sanctuary, the living area is wide and deep, the bedroom and office areas are tucked away, separated, quiet, allowing privacy as contemplative spaces; that they can also serve quest stays expands the functionality of the apartment.

The living area is its own oasis, the separated kitchen and pantry are tucked away through a glorious arched 2.2' red brick wall. Note the two office areas, one a lofted space up an elegant staircase, the other is by the front entry. Both can be used as guest areas. All spaces are individually intimate yet connected.

Beautiful light illuminates this spacious corner loft through 7 oversized East and South facing windows. At approximately 1,358 square feet, this corner loft offers a vaulted sense of openness. Soaring 12.8-foot ceilings invite sunlight to fill the space, creating a dynamic ambiance throughout. The entire apartment has grey washed wide board flooring. Configured as a one bedroom, a corner living area, with a library book wall, a spacious dining area, and two office spaces.

The living room features a striking wall of exposed brick and an arched entryway leading to the kitchen, flooded with natural light. The cook's kitchen features the inviting warmth of cherry cabinetry, a large east-facing window, long stone counters, a large breakfast bar under a window, and a massive amount of storage. There's a SubZero refrigerator, Wolf stove, dishwasher, and full-size stacked washer and dryer.

With towering ceilings, and low monthly expenses, this esteemed co-op residence offers a serene retreat just steps away from the bustling City Hall Park.

The building lobby boasts original mosaic-tiled walls, a state-of-the-art video intercom system, and two passenger elevators. With three units per floor, spanning 15 floors, the building offers a unique blend of privacy and community. Residents of 140 Nassau enjoy access to a landscaped roof deck with furniture and panoramic views. There is a dedicated superintendent Monday - Friday, and individual storage lockers are available for every tenant.

Originally constructed in 1879, the Morse Building holds a storied past as one of New York's historic landmarks. Built by the nephews of Samuel F. B. Morse, its Victorian Gothic and Neo-Grec facade stands as a testament to the city's rich architectural heritage. Subsequent alterations in 1901-1902 transformed the building into an Edwardian Neo-Classical masterpiece, adding six stories and further enhancing its grandeur.