Newly renovated! Fit for a star . . . This stunningly renovated oversized approx. 1,584 square foot 2 bed, 2 bath plus home office residence is located in an intimate condominium directly across from Seward Park on New York's Lower East Side.
This very sunny, lofty, and bright home features an open and comfortable layout with tranquil tree-top views of Seward Park through oversized east-facing windows. A south-facing window frames a postcard view of the Manhattan Bridge and Brooklyn beyond.
The kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances, a large center island, granite countertops, and excellent storage, including a full-sized pantry. The primary bedroom features a huge custom-outfitted walk-in closet and a luxurious en suite master bath with a deep soaking tub. An additional interior space can be used as a home office or for extra storage. The second bedroom offers equally generous proportions. Both bedrooms are situated at the rear of the building, providing a quiet and peaceful retreat.
Additional highlights include a washer and dryer, approximately 10-foot ceilings, wood floors, a custom-built window seat with additional storage, and more.
The 7 Essex Street Condominium is an intimate elevator building located in one of Manhattan's most vibrant neighborhoods. Directly across the street are tennis courts, a basketball court, and a playground. The building offers privacy with only two apartments per floor. Additional storage is available in the hallway on the floor. Residents enjoy an on-site super and a well-appointed common roof deck with expansive city views, a grill, and lounge furniture.
The building is conveniently located with access to the F train, as well as the B, D, J, and Z lines. Nearby neighborhood destinations include Dime Square, Essex Market, and the Metrograph Theater.
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While Chinatown in Manhattan isn't even the largest Chinatown in NYC (That one is in Flushing Queens) it's the neighborhood you think of when someone mentions New York street markets and great dining. With a fascinating history and a ton of cultural institutions, Chinatown is truly a neighborhood that's not to be missed.
Chinatown began when one Cantonese immigrant, Ah Ken, came to the neighborhood that was known as Five Points and opened a cigar shop in the 1850's. This shop became wildly successful and Ah Ken wrote back to his family and friends to brag about his success. He then purchased many of the buildings surrounding his shop and let other Chinese immigrants live there for very cheap.
In the late 1800's, the Chinese Exclusion Act was passed, and immigrating to the US became very difficult. Men outnumbered women in the area by a large amount until the Act was repealed in 1943. While immigration was still difficult, the number began to…
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