Mint House 70 Pine
Financial District, Manhattan, New York
“Landmark Art Deco suites”
Vibe
The soaring 1932 Art Deco lobby gives way to apartment-style living, complete with a private screening room tucked inside a historic bank vault.
“Landmark Art Deco suites”
A landmark 1932 Art Deco skyscraper featuring a restored ornate lobby and bank vault screening room.
The sixty-fourth-floor cocktail lounge Overstory offers a wraparound terrace beside lobby spot Black Fox Coffee.
Direct access to a twenty-two-thousand-square-foot fitness center featuring an indoor turf track and yoga studios.
In the Financial District, steps from Wall Street and Fulton Street transit hub.
Rooms
Apartment layouts offer full kitchens and extra breathing room, with curated vinyl collections spinning on turntables in select suites.
Wellness
A multi-level fitness center spans twenty-two thousand square feet, complete with an indoor turf track, yoga studios, and golf simulators.
Backstory
Rising sixty-seven stories as the 1932 Cities Service Building, this limestone tower once stood as Lower Manhattan’s tallest skyscraper.
Eat & drink
Sip cocktails high above the harbor at Overstory, dine downstairs at Crown Shy, or grab flat whites at lobby outpost Black Fox Coffee.
The neighborhood
Quiet canyons of the Financial District surround the address, just a short walk from Wall Street, the Seaport, and Fulton Street subways.
The app
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