The Setai 40 Broad St

Often touted as the world's most posh condominium, The Setai is in arm's length of the New York Stock Exchange, near all the major Wall Street companies, in the vicinity of some of the city's best restaurants (including Cipriani, Brasserie Les Halles, and Haru), bars (including The Libertine and the Smyth Hotel Lobby Bar), shopping (Sephora, Century 21, J&R, Abercrombie & Fitch, Syms, Papyrus, and World of Golf), and, of course Pearl Bar, the swank lounge located in the second floor of The Setai (where you can sip on a $15,000 magnum of Château Pétrus). The condominium itself boasts an impressive three-story recessed entrance with mammoth columns and once inside the ritzy beige and brown lobby greats residents and guests with patterned walls, stone and wood details, open seating areas, candles, along with soothing zen-like Asian-inspired details. The Setai is decked-out with so many amenities - including a spa, mini-theater, and conference centers -- that one could easily go days without ever leaving the stylish condo building.




Apartments: 10-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, Brazilian walnut flooring, kitchen with black granite countertop, Sub-zero refrigerator, dishwasher, washer and dryer, soaking tub, dual sinks, storage bins.


Building: Full-time doorman, concierge, two recreational terraces, basement storage, health club, roof deck, roof terrace with bamboo, daybeds, Jacuzzis, and gas-fired grills, Setai club with a spa, gym facilities, Jacuzzis, sauna/steam rooms, among many other amenities, restaurant, wine cellar, library, mini-theatre, and conference centers for business meetings and entertaining.

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