“The buildings may not feel like they’ve always been there, but feel like they should have been.” So says a developer of Morris Adjmi Architects’ designs, and so it seems at No45e7. This boutique condominium looks like it has always been a part of its block, but it rose on the site of a deadly gas explosion that leveled the walk-up buildings previously on-site. The project’s address in the East Village/Lower East Side Historic District meant it couldn’t proceed without the permission of the Landmarks Preservation Commission; but once the approval came in, the building went up fast enough to turn the heads of passers-by. Most recently, sales have launched on the 21 units within.
Prices start at $1.35 million for one-beds, $1.995 million for two-beds, and $3.795 million for three-beds. The penthouse will reportedly list for $8.1 million. According to CityRealty data, this is right in line with East Village median prices. The building offers an array of curated amenities, but its greatest perk may be its address on the cusp of Astor Place, Noho, and Greenwich Village.
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No. 45E7 circa August 2020 via CityRealty
The design featuring hand-laid brick and large but traditional windows combines architectural history with contemporary influences.
The traditionally inspired facade is underscored by high-tech features like virtual doorman, video intercom, seamless payment system, and smart shades and lighting.
Apartments feature European-engineered windows, 9” custom stained white oak flooring, high-efficiency central heating and air conditioning, and pre-wiring for smart home technology.
Sophisticated Adjmi-designed kitchens come outfitted with custom-built two-toned lacquer cabinetry, marble slab countertops and backsplash, and full suite of Miele appliances.
Master baths feature custom vanities, Caesarstone countertops and backsplash, brushed nickel fixtures, and natural charcoal slate tile floors and shower walls.
Secondary baths come appointed with custom vanities, terrazzo stone flooring, porcelain-tiled shower alcove walls, and soaking tubs.
Private terraces in every unit offer open views and peaceful outdoor space.
The penthouse will boast 10’ ceilings, abundant closet space in all three bedrooms, and a 1,100-square-foot private terrace running the length of the building.
Amenities will include a state-of-the-art fitness center, landscaped courtyard, laundry room, storage, and bike room.
A common landscaped roof terrace will look out on panoramic city views.
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