Want to rent on the Lower East Side but can’t decide between a pre-war loft and a modern high-rise? The brick-clad, loft-styled Sioné has got you covered.
Leasing has launched at the 14-story rental at 171 Suffolk Street (aka 255 East Houston Street), with studios starting at $3,926/month, one-bedrooms at $5,078/month, and two-beds from $6,550/month. The corner building overlooks the broad and newly-pedestrianized Houston Street and narrow Suffolk Street, partaking in both the vibrant and quaint sides of the Lower East Side.
Leasing has launched at the 14-story rental at 171 Suffolk Street (aka 255 East Houston Street), with studios starting at $3,926/month, one-bedrooms at $5,078/month, and two-beds from $6,550/month. The corner building overlooks the broad and newly-pedestrianized Houston Street and narrow Suffolk Street, partaking in both the vibrant and quaint sides of the Lower East Side.
The 88-unit building offers broad windows, wide-plank white oak floors, smart entry and thermostat systems, kitchens with Lineadecor walnut cabinets and Bosch appliances, and Blomberg fridges, and bathrooms with finishes that match those in the kitchens.
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Sioné rises prominently over the walk-up and tenement-filled neighborhood, lending it panoramic skyline views from upper-floor homes. The building offers a double-height lobby, a fitness center with Technogym and Peloton equipment, two resident lounges (one near ground level and another at the top floor) replete with communal areas, a screening room, billiards, and a foosball table. At the roof deck, fireside lounge seating, a pergola-topped dining table, barbecue stations, and an outdoor screening theater make for delightful open-air entertainment with 360-degree skyline views.
Sione in early October 2019 (CityRealty)
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