160 Front Street #6D

Loft like 465 Square Foot studio in a pre war elevator building located in the historic South Street Seaport area, one of Manhattans oldest neighborhoods. The apartment has a new (2011) separate kitchen, new bathroom (2011), nearly 10 foot ceilings, 12 linear feet of closet space, parquet wood floors, and bright Eastern exposure with a direct view of the East River. The apartment is available furnished or unfurnished. The apartment is in a 1918 7 story prewar building designed by Henry J. Hardenbergh who also designed The Plaza Hotel, Carnegie Hall, and The Dakota along with numerous other great works, with a marble and terrazzo lobby, laundry in the basement, and a live in super. All major transportation is nearby, there is a New York Sports Club behind the building on Water Street, the building is convenient to residential services like shopping, drug stores, dry cleaners, etc. also Century 21, South Street Seaport, dining and bars. There are ferries that you can catch to take you to Governors Island, New Jersey, Brooklyn and IKEA. The riverfront promenade is 1 block to the East, being developed as green space as the City of NY recreates its water front, it's fantastic for cycling, running, walking, and sight seeing.