264 Broadway Unit A1006, New York, NY 10002

Welcome home to this generously sized apartment in Seward Park Cooperative. This two bedroom, one bathroom home has a living room with south and and west exposures and a balcony with unobstructed views of the East River, Downtown Manhattan, and Brooklyn. The apartment has been cleverly renovated to include a dining area that accommodates a large dining table. The kitchen is renovated with generous cabinet storage space, has full sized appliances (oven, dishwasher, and refrigerator), and two windows. The crisp, white bathroom is windowed and has two storage cabinets. The larger of the two bedrooms can easily fit a king sized bed, dressers, and armoires. The second bedroom (currently used as the primary) comfortably fits a queen sized bed (as pictured). The apartment boasts new windows and screens, custom window shades, and generous storage closets, bookshelves, and cabinets throughout. A third bedroom can easily be made by enclosing the balcony with management and DOB approval. The monthly maintenance for this 2 bedroom apartment is only $1,261. Seward Park Cooperative features 24-hour attended lobby, a gym, indoor children’s playroom, two private outdoor playgrounds with water features, lawns for recreation, a community room (available for private parties), shared office space, an organic community garden, on-site valet indoor and outdoor parking (wait list), electric car charging stations, bicycle storage, personal storage (wait list), and 24-hour building and grounds maintenance services on-site, all spread across 13 acres of private green space. Pets, subletting, gifting, co-purchasing, and guarantors are permitted with Board approval. A washer and dryer is permitted to be installed in the apartment (currently not installed). The Seward Park Cooperative is conveniently located near the subway at Delancey/Essex St (F/M/J/Z) and East Broadway (F), north and south access to the FDR, and the M15 and M14A Select Bus Service. The property is situated for easy vehicle access to Brooklyn via the Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Williamsburg Bridges. The Lower East Side has a trendy and relaxed vibe and continues to evolve into one of the most eclectic neighborhoods in NYC. It offers a fun mix of classic establishments and a thriving art, restaurant, and nightlife scene that is often written about on Eater, Thrillist, The Infatuation, and Time Out New York. The neighborhood is home to Essex Crossing, a new commercial development located one block north of the coop, in which there is a Regal Cinema multiplex, bowling alley, indoor European style food halls, and specialty food vendors. Also in the neighborhood are The International Center of Photography, the largest Trader Joe’s on the Eastern Seaboard, Target, and an NYU-Langone medical facility.