Welcome to the epitome of luxury. This well-appointed, west-facing two-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers exceptional finishes and sits in a landmark condominium that is unlike any other in Downtown Manhattan: a 1931 Art Deco icon with its own private restaurant and bar, a glass-enclosed 75-foot sky pool, and a collection of amenities that rivals a private club. The home boasts ceilings rising more than 10 feet, anchored by wide-plank French oak floors throughout. Oversized windows frame the great room and both bedrooms, and the west exposure brings in afternoon light. Central air ensures comfortable and customized temperatures through the year. The kitchen features Oceanwood marble slabs, which rest on custom Aran Cucine cabinetry, with white glass panels and satin nickel hardware. Miele appliances, externally vented exhaust, and an Insinkerator disposal make it a true chef’s kitchen. The primary bedroom is generous in scale, with a walk-in closet and a bath finished in warm stone, which includes a large walk-in shower with thermostatic controls, a double vanity, mirrored medicine cabinets with integrated LED lighting, and honed Silver Romano travertine floors. The second bedroom is well-proportioned and could also work well as a guest room. The in-unit washer and dryer complete this exceptional residence. The building itself is the other half of the story. Residents and their guests have exclusive use of The One, more than 100, 000 square feet of private amenities modeled on the social clubs of London and New York. *The One Club, 39th floor: an art-filled private restaurant and bar with a seasonal menu, a professional barista and mixologist, a private dining room, and a demonstration kitchen. It opens onto a landscaped terrace of more than 4, 000 square feet overlooking the harbor. *The One SkyPool, 38th floor: a glass-enclosed 75-foot swimming pool with a wraparound outdoor terrace, set within the private residents’ gym. *The One Co-Work: a 6, 500-square-foot floor with private phone booths, conference rooms, and podcast studios. *Life Time Athletic: complimentary membership and priority access to a 75, 000-square-foot, four-level club inside the building. *Everyday living: a children’s playroom, a teen lounge, bike storage, and private storage. *Service: Full-time door staff, porters, and resident manager, plus white-glove concierge. *Pet-friendly Ralph Walker designed One Wall Street in 1931, and it remains a landmark of New York Art Deco. It stands between the New York Stock Exchange and Trinity Church, the resting place of Alexander Hamilton, with Whole Foods Market and Printemps New York in the base of the building.