The apartments for sale at 40 Gold are split between spacious studios and two-bedrooms designed with privacy in mind -- the bedrooms are separated by the well-appointed kitchen, sun-filled living rooms and full-sized closets. Every apartment at 40 Gold is wired for high-speed internet and Time Warner Cable, and all feature the same suite of condo-quality finishes -- the kitchens are equipped with marble counters, custom cabinetry and top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances (and dishwashers) from GE, LG, Fisher and Paykel and Samsung; the well-appointed baths feature Kohler fixtures and porcelain tile. And while 40 Gold is aesthetically and technologically every inch a new construction luxury rental, the apartments at 40 Gold feature many classic aesthetic touches that would be equally at home in a pre-war building, from red oak floors to high ceilings to oversized windows. Select apartments at 40 Gold also feature private outdoor space.

There's no shortage of ultra-amenitized luxury rentals in the Financial District, but 40 Gold's suite of amenities is impressive even in relation to its FiDi peers. The state-of-the-art fitness center at 40 Gold can hold its own with any private fitness facility in the area, and 40 Gold's rooftop terrace offers, in addition to the expected Manhattan views, a well-equipped barbecue area and plenty of seating. A residents-only club room adds to 40 Gold's community-friendly vibe, and all the other expected luxury rental extras -- from 24-hour doorman and concierge service to a modern laundry facility to copious resident storage space -- are in place. And 40 Gold's prime Financial District location -- at, yes, 40 Gold Street -- puts it at the center of one of Manhattan's fastest-growing neighborhoods. That location makes 40 Gold an ideal walk-to-work address for those with jobs in the Financial District, but 40 Gold is also just steps from the subway hub at Fulton Street, which puts the rest of Manhattan (and Brooklyn, and Queens) just a MetroCard swipe away.