241 Eldridge Street is a six story, 12 unit pre-war condominium in the Lower East Side, completed in 1900. Its defining residential form is the open loft, with broad living areas and flexible plans rather than compact, conventional room divisions.
Apartments commonly have high ceilings, large windows, hardwood floors, open kitchens and in-unit laundry. Many receive light from multiple exposures, while several open to private terraces or balconies. The penthouse has 12 oversized windows facing north, south and west, with treetop, park and sunset views.
An intercom serves the six story walk-up, and pets are permitted. The building occupies a tree lined block on the northern edge of the Lower East Side, near the East Village and Nolita. The Second Avenue station, served by the F train, is one block away.
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