Intimate eight-unit loft condominium featuring historic tin details, exposed brick, and high-end finishes across from Sara D. Roosevelt Park. Authentic downtown living in the culturally rich Lower East Side, surrounded by premier dining, galleries, and creative community.
84 Forsyth Street is a five story, eight unit pre-war condominium directly across from Sara D. Roosevelt Park. Built in 1900 and converted to condominium ownership in 2013, the walk up retains the proportions and materials of an older loft building while housing updated residences.
The apartments are organized around open loft plans, with gallery entries leading to broad living, dining, and work areas. Ceiling heights range from roughly 10 to 13 feet, and oversized windows bring park views and southern, eastern, or western light into the homes. Open great rooms, flexible room divisions, and occasional office or studio areas recur across the layouts.
Original tin ceilings, exposed brick, reclaimed wood, and hardwood floors define the building's common loft language. Residences also have renovated kitchens and bathrooms, in-unit washer and dryers, air conditioning, and substantial storage; upper floor layouts include especially tall ceilings and, in some cases, skylights. The result is a consistent mix of pre-war detail and contemporary mechanical and kitchen upgrades without losing the open character of the original spaces.
The building faces Sara D. Roosevelt Park, an almost eight acre green space established in 1934, while the surrounding Lower East Side offers restaurants, cafes, galleries, vintage shops, and nightlife. Le Gaz, Scarr's Pizza, Dimes, Cervo's, Le Dive, Nine Orchard, the Public Hotel, and Whole Foods are among the nearby destinations, and the area has a long association with artists and other creative residents.
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