Tenants in Place Paying $3,850, Lease ending in July 2021 - Massive convertible 2 luxury Loft 926 sqf Fantastic apartment! Great investor unit... High Cap Rate ! Already Converted to a massive 2br apartment. Really great space with high ceilings and lovely new hardwood floors throughout the whole apartment. Lots of closets ! The chefs kitchen boasts Caesar stone counter tops and sleek white cabinetry with built in top of the range stainless steel appliances.99 John is a fantastic luxury building located in the heart of the Financial District. Building amenities include an awesome roof deck with 360 degree views of Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs , modern fitness center, garden with BBQ Grills, Laundry, valet service, brand new Children's Playroom and 24 Hour doorman. There is the Jubilee market place and a garage attached to the building also. Super convenient location ? less than 5 minute walk to the newly renovated Fulton Street Station with access to 9 trains. 10 minute walk to Tribeca, Whole Foods. The seaport is just steps away too where you can enjoy great restaurants and bars in a relaxed historical setting. Building Amenities and ServicesDoorman/Concierge (24-hour)Gym / fitness centerParking garage (with direct elevator access; extra fee)Elevators (5)Laundry (card-operated)Roof deck / terraceValet service availableRecreation roomConference room availableAmenities include: 24-hour doorman and concierge, valet, landscaped rooftop with breathtaking panoramic city and river views, BBQ, full fitness center, zen garden, and residents lounge. Also on-site are Jubilee Market, a parking garage (separate fee), drugstore, and pharmacy.Centrally located and close to just about every major subway line, PATH train, and water taxis.New and exciting in the neighborhood: Ipic movie theater, Beekman Hotel with restaurants by both Keith McNally and Tom Collichio, South Street Seaport, Eataly, Westfield, Brookfield, and upscale shopping including Saks Fifth Avenue.99 John Deco Lofts is a historic Art Deco building in the Financial District that was designed by Shreve, Lamb & Harmon (designers of The Empire State Building), built in 1933, and converted in 2008Occupied unit, All Showings by appointment