Spacious and airy, this alcove loft boasts impressive 11-foot ceilings! Bathed in natural light from its south-facing position, this 663-square-foot alcove studio offers a delightful living space with separate areas for sleeping and working. The clever layout creates a sense of division between the living area and the bedroom, giving the apartment a luxurious one-bedroom ambiance at the price of a studio. The kitchen is a stylish haven with stainless steel appliances, including a full-sized refrigerator and a dishwasher. Adorned with Caesarstone countertops, the kitchen features white lacquer cabinets with self-close drawers, offering a sleek and modern aesthetic.

The bathroom is equally chic, showcasing Calcutta marble tiled floors, countertops, and backsplash, providing a pristine and sophisticated backdrop. Storage is never a concern in this apartment, thanks to ample closet space, including a generously-sized walk-in closet equipped with rods and shelving. The thoughtful design of the layout maximizes every inch of space, recognizing the importance of efficient studio living. 99 John is a 1932 Art Deco architectural gem sought-after residence with full-service amenities, yet remarkably low common charges. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, Zen garden, gym and yoga classes, roof deck, resident’s lounge, billiard table, fireplace, WIFI, wet bar and large screen TV.

You can easily access the nearby subway lines: 2, 3, 4, 5, R, W, J and Z and one minute from three large supermarkets including one within the building and a Whole Foods opening on Wall Street this year. You are also located near great restaurants and bars, such as Danny Meyer’s Manhattan and Tom Colicchio’s Temple Court; Eataly; the Oculus; and the Perelman Performing Arts Center. With Pier 17 now open in the historic South Street Seaport you will be able to go to a show and dine at new restaurants by Jean Georges and David Chang around the corner from your home. Don’t forget the East River Ferry to Dumbo or Williamsburg is less than 10 minutes away.

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