530 Grand Street, D-9F

**All appointments - including Sunday Open Houses - are by appointment only. If you are working with another agent, that agent needs to reach out to make the appointment and is required to be present** A fully renovated, true three-bedroom, two-bath home with triple exposures — a combination that rarely comes together in one apartment here. West, south, and east light moves through the home all day, and the renovation was done with a level of material specificity you don't often see at this price. A gracious foyer opens into a sweeping, open-concept living, dining, and kitchen space made for both everyday life and hosting. The chef's kitchen pairs sleek white cabinetry with marble countertops and a custom dining bar, set against a ceramic-and-glass mosaic backsplash by Nemo Tile. A deep-basin Kraus stainless sink anchors a full suite of high-end appliances: Bosch dishwasher, Blomberg refrigerator, Electrolux gas range, and a Faber built-in hood. The primary suite enjoys double exposures over one of the co-op's landscaped private parks, with an oversized floor-to-ceiling walk-in closet and a windowed en-suite bath. Two additional king-sized bedrooms and a second windowed full bath complete the layout. Both baths are fully updated — Toto toilets, Duravit sinks and tub, porcelain and natural-stone mosaics by Nemo Tile, and a custom ½-inch glass shower enclosure by ABC Showers with heavy-duty chrome hardware and a built-in grab bar. Additional highlights: 8'7" ceilings; 4"-wide solid oak plank flooring with a natural satin-oil finish over a soundproofed subfloor; Artemide Melete and Cuma wall sconces; custom solar blinds; LED lighting throughout; fully updated electrical with a new panel; five additional floor-to-ceiling closets; and solid wood-core doors and frames with premium stainless hardware for added sound insulation. A rare chance to have space, light, and considered design all at once — your suburban oasis in the city. Hillman Housing Corporation is one of the Lower East Side's most established co-op communities — part of the beloved Co-op Village that has anchored this neighborhood for generations. Building amenities include a fitness center, modern laundry facilities (in-unit washer/dryer permitted with management approval), bike storage, cold storage, a children's playroom, a community garden, composting, and on-site super and maintenance staff. Two private parks and playgrounds are reserved exclusively for residents, and there's an on-site parking garage (fee, waitlist). Co-op policies are notably flexible: co-purchasing, gifting, guarantors, parents buying, and pied-à-terre use are all permitted, with subletting allowed after two years of ownership. Dogs up to 35 lbs welcome. The location is exceptional — and getting better. Essex Crossing is a short walk away, bringing Target, Trader Joe's, Regal Cinemas, and Essex Market under one roof. The rebuilt East River Park has reopened at the waterfront with a reconstructed amphitheater, tennis and basketball courts, ballfields, BBQ areas, and open lawns, part of a $1.45 billion transformation still underway. The new Corlears Hook pedestrian bridge connects the park directly to Corlears Hook Park and the NYC Ferry terminal, where a boat to Williamsburg, Greenpoint, or Long Island City costs the same as a subway ride. The M14A stops at the corner, the M21 runs across the street, and the M22 and M14D are a block away, linking you to the East Village, SoHo, the West Village, and Chinatown. The J, M, F, and Z trains are at Delancey and Essex, with the F also at East Broadway.