50 Clington Street as of mid-October (CityRealty)
50 Clinton Street was once home to Wylie Dufresne’s WD-50, and the condominiums subsequently built on the site have proven to be as high-demand as a dinner reservation. DHA Capital’s 7-story, 37-unit building was designed by Issac|Stern and completed in 2016.
Closings began this summer, and only a handful of apartments remain for sale. Two-bedrooms start at $2.2 million; a one-bedroom garden apartment with two terraces and over 1,200 square feet of private outdoor space is listed for $2.65 million; and a penthouse is listed for $3.5 million. The average price of $2,220 per square foot puts them just above the Lower East Side average of $1,949 per square foot. There are also two two-bedroom rentals starting at $6,500/month.
Closings began this summer, and only a handful of apartments remain for sale. Two-bedrooms start at $2.2 million; a one-bedroom garden apartment with two terraces and over 1,200 square feet of private outdoor space is listed for $2.65 million; and a penthouse is listed for $3.5 million. The average price of $2,220 per square foot puts them just above the Lower East Side average of $1,949 per square foot. There are also two two-bedroom rentals starting at $6,500/month.
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All apartments’ interiors were designed by Paris Forino and feature expansive casement windows, white oak herringbone wood flooring, and crown molding. A thoughtfully designed kitchen has charcoal granite countertops and backsplash, espresso-stained oak cabinetry, brushed bronzed hardware, and a suite of Bosch, Sub-Zero, and Wolfe appliances. The master bedroom is set apart from the living area for maximum privacy, and its en-suite bath is clad in white Dolomiti marble with brushed brass Waterworks fixtures.
The doorman building welcomes pets, and amenities include a roof deck with grilling stations, concierge service, fitness room, bike room, and storage. 50 Clinton Street is a few blocks away from the Williamsburg Bridge Path and Essex Street subway, and the Lower East Side’s top restaurants, bars, shops, and services can be found right outside the door.
The doorman building welcomes pets, and amenities include a roof deck with grilling stations, concierge service, fitness room, bike room, and storage. 50 Clinton Street is a few blocks away from the Williamsburg Bridge Path and Essex Street subway, and the Lower East Side’s top restaurants, bars, shops, and services can be found right outside the door.
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