TWO FLOORS FOR RENT 70 Hester Street is a charming renovated commercial building located in the epicenter of the Lower East Side, which has evolved into one of the trendiest neighborhoods in New York City. The building was designed by Frederick Jenth in 1881 and built in 1900. It was the First Roumanian-American Congregation in New York. When the congregation moved to a new location, 70 Hester went through a number of uses, including a speak-easy and raincoat factory. It was completely renovated in 2013 bringing it up to modern standards with its red-brick, glass and concrete facade. It has two unique floors available that are each accessible separately, allowing a tenant the flexibility to either combine the floors or maintain the privacy of separate floors and lease out individually. The building measures 25' wide and 61' deep, consisting of 2 retail spaces. Street Level: Full Glass Facade and Glass Door, measuring 1,285 sq. ft., approximately - $8,000 per month - Accessed by stairs, down from the sidewalk. Possible use could be a retail store, gallery, yoga studio, retail or office space. First Floor & Storage: Full Glass Facade & Glass Door, measuring 1,525 sq. ft., approximately - $15,000 per month - Accessed by stairs, up from the sidewalk, this is a full floor Loft space built for a cafe but could easily be a retail store or both.
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