The Bowery may be slowly making the transition from grungy to glamorous, but its industrial history has not been forgotten. A case in point can be found at 3E3, a new six-story condominium that topped out last year. While developer/designer Barrett Design gave the concrete building a sleek metal and glass skin, its height is relatively consistent with its surroundings and the window frames nod to past tenements.
All five full-floor apartments are all reached by private elevator. Upon arriving at the three-bedroom, three-bath units, features include triple exposures, floor-to-ceiling windows, radiant heated white oak floors, in-home LG washer/dryer, and private storage. The kitchens are outfitted with custom black walnut cabinetry, soapstone countertops, Grohe hardware, and premium appliances from top brands. The second-story unit has a private terrace, and the penthouse has a skylight and private roof terrace.
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“Designed to express bold, monolithic forms, these full-floor homes feature walls of windows, white oak flooring with radiant heat throughout the apartment and soaring exposed concrete ceilings.” — 3E3
Building entrance | All renderings of 3E3 via Barrett Design
Living room
Dining area
Kitchen
“Exquisite open kitchens with custom black walnut cabinetry, soapstone countertops and Grohe hardware act as the impressive anchor of each unit.” — 3E3
Bedroom
Master bath
An accepted offering plan listed a $31.4 million sellout, and early listings indicate that the 3E3 could be on track to meet it. The third-story condo is listed for $3.75 million, and the unit above it is $4.1 million. An average price of $2,104 per square foot puts it above the East Village average of $1,929 per square foot (per CityRealty data).
3E3’s address near the corner of the Bowery puts it within easy access to the best shopping, dining, nightlife, culture, wellness, and transportation that Alphabet City, the Lower East Side, Nolita, and Soho have to offer. It also puts it directly next door to the Annabelle Selldorf-designed 347 Bowery, where two closings have come in at an average of $3,263 per square foot. As of this writing, only one three-bedroom apartment there is on the market for $6.5 million.
“3E3 stakes out a prominent position overlooking Bowery, with a fully glazed façade that bathes residences with southern light.” — 3E3
3E3 as of late September (CityRealty)
Road work/utility repair currently going on in front of the building
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