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Renaissance › 1812

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$2,750

One Month Free Rent
*on selected apartments

Studio, 1 Bath
515 sqft.

Available immediately
One Year, Market Rate Lease

100 John Street
New York, NY 10038
Cross streets:
Gold Street, Cliff Street
Wall Street

(212) 489-6666

Renaissance | 100 John Street 1812 | No Fee Apartments | Wall Street

Available No Fee Apartments at Renaissance

Unit # (click to view)	Bedrooms	Bathrooms	Price	Date Available	Last Updated
1707	Studio	1 Bath	$2,625	Immediately	05/22/2013
2410	Studio	1 Bath	$2,795	Immediately	05/22/2013
1412	Studio	1 Bath	$3,195	Immediately	05/22/2013
1712	Alcove Studio	1 Bath	$3,295	06/01/2013	05/22/2013
2609	Studio	1 Bath	$3,395	Immediately	05/22/2013

Apartment Features

Recently Renovated
Sunny/Lots of Light
Southern Exposure
Western Exposure
Terrace

Building Features & Amenities for Renaissance

Elevator
Attended Lobby
Concierge
Valet
Laundry in Building
Fitness Center
Residents Lounge
Rooftop Deck
WiFi Access
Valet Parking

Units: 221
High-rise (26+ Floors)
Pre-war Apartment Building
Rental Property

Pet policy: Pets OK , Pets Allowed With Landlord Approval. Weight Limit 50 lbs.

Renaissance is close to all of the culture, dining, nightlife and shopping you love about Downtown New York and it is the ultimate residential community in the heart of Downtown. Renaissance is at the center of all major subway lines and convenient to a rich and varied lifestyle. South Street Seaport is just down the street. Battery Park offers the unique serenity of green grass and water just a short walk away. Tribeca is within steps, as is a vast array of museums, bistros and clubs. The unique combination of location, space and luxury service makes Renaissance the ideal place to experience city life.

Neighborhood / Parking / Transportation near Renaissance

The Renaissance is close to all of the culture, dining, nightlife and shopping you love about downtown New York.

The South Street Seaport, with its quaint cobblestone streets and tall ships, should be designated your playground. There you'll find all the boutiques, stores and restaurants you favor.

You're a downtowner, so culture means international flair - more holidays, foods, feasts. At the Renaissance you're in the perfect place to make Sunday dimsum your Chinatown tradition. Walk to Little Italy to enjoy canollis and cappucino at any one of the neighborhood trattorias.

For serenity, green and water, walk over to Battery Park, meditate while viewing the Lady Liberty. And when nighttime falls, take to the nearby clubs and the bistros. Tribeca is ten minutes away on foot; Soho a three dollar cab ride. You can catch the latest exhibit at Guggenheim Downtown, browse the most influential galleries in the art world and see the latest in everything. Why stop there? You're a block away from the Fulton/Nassau station, the nexus of all major subway lines, so you can pick your spot anywhere in Manhattan and go there, without a transfer.