417 Grand Street, 2006

Introducing residence D2006 in the Lower East Side”™s premier Seward Park Complex. Sitting on the top floor of this 20-story building, with Panoramic Manhattan views, this open, corner 1 bedroom / convertible 2 bedroom apartment leaves nothing to be desired. Immediately upon entering to the apartment, you are greeted with an abundance of sunlight. A proper entryway allows you to stow away your outdoor gear before entering the main residence. Around the corner from the entryway, through two doorways you will find your private, king-size bedroom, comfortably separated from the rest of the apartment. The adjacent, windowed bathroom is perfectly situated for guest use and you get continued enjoyment of the city views. The open living room, dining room, kitchen plan is perfect for entertaining or simply sitting back and enjoying the all-day southern exposures and incredible sunset. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, a brand-new Bosch Refrigerator and GE stove, modern white cabinets and white quartz countertops. The large southwest facing terrace rounds out this nearly 850 SF of indoor/outdoor living. You”™ll find ample storage throughout the apartment and opportunities for more. Very low monthly maintenance completes this amazing investment opportunity. Subletting after 2 years of residency is unlimited. Gifting, co-purchasing, and guarantors are permitted. Dogs are allowed on a case-by-case basis. Seward Park is one of the gems of the Lower East Side. Comprised of four 20-story buildings, two private parks, two outdoor playgrounds, a gym, bike storage and storage closets, an indoor kids playroom, community room, shared office space, 24-hour security attendants ,on-site management, maintenance, parking and laundry rooms. Essex Crossing, adjacent to the property, has drawn new attention to this part of the neighborhood. The development includes a Target, indoor food market, bowling alley, movie theater and the best part: the largest Trader Joes in the United States is right across the street. The F, M, J and Z trains are just two blocks away on Essex and Delancey. A few blocks further and you are in the heart of the Lower East Side with a myriad of bustling restaurants, bars and shops along Orchard, Ludlow and Rivington Streets. The coop's own commercial businesses along Grand and Clinton Streets include conveniences like a U.S. Postal Service branch, dry cleaner, grocery store, pharmacy and Citibank. An array of neighborhood staples like Doughnut Plant, Kossar's Deli, Pickle Guys, Randall's Barbeque, Saluggi's East and Vin Vero Wines are also very conveniently located. Essex Crossing, adjacent to the property, has drawn new attention to this part of the neighborhood. The development includes a Target, indoor food market, bowling alley, movie theater and the best part: the largest Trader Joes in the United States is right across the street. The F, M, J and Z trains are just two blocks away on Essex and Delancey. A few blocks further and you are in the heart of the Lower East Side with a myriad of bustling restaurants, bars and shops along Orchard, Ludlow and Rivington Streets.