Downtown Manhattan has quietly become one of the city's most complete residential neighborhoods — an integrated mix of wellness, dining, culture, waterfront and everyday convenience that keeps expanding year over year.
The arrival of wellness concepts KidStrong and FS8 at the base of 77 Greenwich adds to that growing ecosystem, deepening a connected, walkable way of living that few addresses in New York can match.
From parks and waterfront to schools, recreation, dining, shopping and sweets — the essentials of Downtown life cluster within a short walk of 77 Greenwich. Tap a category to explore; the numbered markers correspond to the map.
Historic stalwarts like Delmonico's and Fraunces Tavern mingle with contemporary rooms — Manhatta, Nobu Downtown, Crown Shy. Cocktails and classic brews wait at Clinton Hall, Underdog, the Conrad's rooftop and Schilling.

The Waterfront
From the Battery to the Greenway, eighty-four acres of harbor-front parks and esplanade wrap the foot of the island — the Statue and the Upper Bay always in view.
Outdoors, The Battery, Rockefeller Park, the East River Esplanade and the Hudson River Greenway form an 84-acre network for running, riding, yoga and long waterfront walks. Along the water's edge the greenery runs almost unbroken — a continuous ribbon of park from the gardens of The Battery north to the lawns and piers of Hudson River Park, the harbor never out of view.


Brookfield Place and Westfield World Trade Center bring dozens of shops and boutiques, with Hermès and Tiffany & Co. nearby. Pier 17 is a waterfront concert venue, and the local iPic and Alamo Drafthouse theaters are made for movie nights.



