SOUTH STREET SEAPORT DISTRICT
161 Maiden Lane stands at the historic gateway where Manhattan’s commercial seafaring roots merge with 21st-century culinary and cultural luxury.
A Historic Waterfront Reimagined
The South Street Seaport is one of New York City’s most cherished historic districts. Dating back to the 17th century as a bustling maritime trade hub, the area today has transformed into a dynamic pedestrian destination where 19th-century mercantile brick buildings sit alongside world-renowned restaurants by Jean-Georges Vongerichten and David Chang.
Positioned directly at 161 Maiden Lane, 1 Seaport provides direct access to the East River Waterfront Esplanade, offering uninterrupted jogging trails, biking paths, and water taxi access connecting Brooklyn, Queens, and New Jersey.
Pier 17
Manhattan's premier outdoor rooftop concert venue and waterfront culinary center, featuring celebrated restaurants, harbor dining, and ice skating in the winter.
Transit Connectivity
Immediate proximity to Fulton Center (lines 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, J, Z), the Wall Street NYC Ferry terminal, and the PATH train at the World Trade Center.
Wall Street & FiDi
Minutes from the global financial headquarters of Wall Street, Brookfield Place luxury shopping, and Trinity Church.