259 Bowery

Condo located in Lower East Side, between Stanton Street & East Houston Street

Description of 259 Bowery

259 Bowery was built in 1910 and converted to condos in 1999. 259 Bowery has a total of 5 apartments and is located in the Lower East Side, very close to the J, M, Z, B, D, F and 6 subway lines.

Similar nearby buildings include 75 Ludlow Street, 133 Mulberry Street and 123 Baxter Street.

Building Facts

Year Built: 1910

Converted Year: 1999

Building Type: Condo

Neighborhood: Lower East Side (Manhattan)

Minimum Down: 20%
Total Apartments: 5 5

Total Floors: 6

Total Floorplans:

Building Amenities

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Elevator

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259 Bowery: Rating

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#23 Rated condo - Lower East Side

Carter Horsley's Review of 259 Bowery

"This mid-block 6-story boutique residential condominium building at 259 Bowery between East Houston and Stanton streets has 5 full-floor apartments and was erected in 1910 and converted in 2000 by Charles Saulson who subsequently sold it.

Fritz Johnson was the architect for the residential conversion." Read Carter's Full Review

Pros

Wood-burning fireplaces
Convenient to SoHo boutiques and restaurants
Close to Sperone West water Gallery and the New Museum
Very close to Whole Foods

Cons

No concierge
No sidewalk landscaping

Broker & Buyer Comments

"Each apt. has keyed elevator entry. It is an elevator buiding with a modern design. The super is suppose to be pretty good as well. The Bowery area splits Nolita and the lower eats side and is rapidly developing. The pricing in this area is excellent and you can find some great condo`s. J, M, Z and 4,5,6 subways are a short walk. the neighborhood still has a lot of industrial supply stores, but new restaurants, coffee shops, lounges etc. are opening up all the time. Also, Litle Italy is about 7-8 blocks away. This area is a great investment opportunity as the weath spread from Sho to Nolita to the Lower Eastside. The area is ripe."

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