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Beautiful balm hardwood floors, black marble tiles in the kitchen, stainless steel appliances and designer bathroom is what you'll get with this studio apartment in the Lower East Side. More than great amenities, you will enjoy a great location, with a great vibrancy and energy! Located on the ground floor of a 5-story walk-up building, you'll have no stairs to climb and you will have access to a private backyard where you can enjoy a drink or meal!
This studio has all the essentials and more! The living area is furnished with a double bed as well as a futon, so you won't have to fold the bed during the day. There is a window overlooking the backyard and a door that gives you access to it. A wall mounted flat screen TV is facing the futon. The kitchen is fully equipped with stainless steel appliances, and the bathroom has a large shower, screened by a glass door. To store your belongings, you'll have a closet and a five drawer dresser.
Fans of nightlife and art will love living in the Lower East Side, a trendy neighborhood in the southeastern part of Manhattan characterized by bars, nightclubs and numerous contemporary art galleries. Have a beer or margarita at Welcome to the Johnsons, a bar filled with locals one block north, or at the adjacent Spitzer's Corner; then catch a show at Cake Shop less than 300 feet (about 100 meters) away from your apartment, or a little further at Bowery Ballroom on Delancey Street; and end the night on a comfy couch at The Back Room 4 blocks away on Norfolk Street. Your apartment located at Ludlow Street and Stanton Street is also surrounded by restaurants of all types! Meatball Shop serving Italian specialties, Tiny's Giant Sandwich for a quick bite or Shopsin's for old fashioned mac n' cheese are all located within a 0.2 mile-radius (300m)! If you want to cook at home you can always head to Essex Street Market only 0.2 miles (300m) away and shop for gourmet groceries, meat and produce. On Saturdays, you can purchase artisanal food at Hester Street Fair half-a-mile away (750m) as well as vintage clothing, jewelry, home goods and more! To learn about the rich history of LES, walk 3 blocks down to Lower East Side Tenement Museum, where you can tour restored apartments of actual people who lived there long ago!
To reach other parts of New York City, you can take the F train at the 2 Avenue / Houston Street : Lower East Side subway station. It will take you to Midtown Manhattan and Queens, and all the way to Coney Island in Brooklyn if you take it to the other direction. Alternatively the J and M trains at Delancey Street / Essex Street run down to the Financial District and to the northern parts of Brooklyn, crossing the Williamsburg Bridge. Admire the views on the New York skyline while crossing the bridge!
