Welcome to apartment 18D at Chatham Towers! This spacious one bedroom apartment offers five grand windows with open views, including Manhattan Bridge, and sunlight steaming throughout the day. An airy, functional layout and upgraded recessed lighting throughout showcases some of this home's wonderful features. Coming into the home, one is welcomed by the long hallway offering a great entrance to the home and plenty of closet space. Off to the right is the open wide-galley kitchen with two entrances giving it a great flow-through for cooking and entertaining. The window allows natural light to steam in as well. The kitchen is fully equipped with stainless-steel appliances, white countertops and plenty of wood overhead & underneath cabinetry making it the perfect chef’s kitchen. Off the kitchen by the window is a perfect nook for a bar cart to entertain your guests. Coming into the bright and airy living room there’s plenty of space for living and dining – enjoy a formal dinner with views of the Manhattan bridge and cozy up in the living room afterwards. Back all the way down the hallway on the left is the bathroom and bedroom, offering a nice private, quiet retreat. The bedroom is very spacious, enough for a king-sized bed and more, and offers great storage and beautiful Southwestern light. Chatham Towers, a cooperative building with two 25-story towers (170 and 180 Park Row), offers residents a full-service staff of 24/7 doorman, porters, and live-in super. The building has a common laundry room, a landscaped private garden with seating, and underground parking (just $235/month for owners). This cooperative is so special it received a Merit Award from the American Institute of Architects (designed in 1959 and built between 1963-1965, it has been well documented in texts). In the center of it all – this location is accessible to Tribeca, Chinatown, Little Italy, Soho and Seaport/Financial District. Easy commute as well – subways 4/5/6/A/C/2/3/J/Z are minutes away! The monthly maintenance includes a flat-fee monthly costs for electricity.