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415 East 6th Street is a 1910 landmarked condominium in the East Village, converted in 2016 from a synagogue into three residences. It retains its neoclassical limestone façade, ornate details, and original stained glass, and is recognized as the last operating tenement synagogue in the East Village. The Adas Yisroel Anshe Mezeritz Synagogue remains on the first floor, with separate entrances for worshippers and homeowners.
The residential program consists of two floor through homes and a duplex penthouse. The penthouse places its main living spaces on the upper level and bedrooms on the floor below, with two terraces totaling 813 square feet; one of the floor through residences has a raised living room with approximately 15 foot ceilings. Original elements also include ocular stained glass windows, a stained glass triptych, and the building's copper double entry doors, which have been repurposed as an interior window frame. The restoration received a Preservation/Adaptive Reuse award from the Victorian Society NY.
Apartments have keyed private entries, wide oak flooring, integrated kitchens with custom cabinetry and marble countertops, and bathrooms finished with white marble, soaking tubs, walk in showers, and Waterworks fixtures. In unit laundry and individually controlled heating and cooling are also provided. The address is between First Avenue and Avenue A in the East Village Historic District, close to Tompkins Square Park, the Tompkins Square Park Greenmarket, Mast Books, the Brant Foundation, restaurants, boutiques, and galleries.
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