The Bowery, a major boulevard in New York City, has undergone a renaissance and gentrification after decades of decline. A prominent new landmark at 195 Bowery is a 16-story luxury apartment building with high-end amenities and spacious condominiums.
195 Bowery is a 16 story, 16 unit loft condominium at Spring Street in the Lower East Side. The building occupies a former gaslight factory dating to 1900 and was converted to condominium use in 2004.
The residential program is dominated by half and full floor lofts, with homes ranging from roughly 1,100 to 2,400 square feet. Ceiling heights generally run from 10 feet 6 inches to 12 feet 3 inches, paired with broad expanses of floor-to-ceiling windows, open plan living areas and multiple exposures. Many apartments have private terraces or balconies, while upper floors take in views extending from Lower Manhattan to the Empire State Building.
Apartments commonly have central air, in-unit laundry and substantial storage, and the building has video intercom security, a bike room and private basement storage. Pets are permitted. The New Museum, Whole Foods Market and Bowery Ballroom are along the surrounding stretch of the Bowery, with NoLita and SoHo immediately west of the building.
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