215 Bowery Lower East Side Apartment For Rent

Rare and meticulously restored, pre-war corner loft with 12 ceilings and 9 oversized windows offering all-day direct sunlight and unobstructed south and west views overlooking Bowery, Nolita, SoHo and the Lower East Side.

Live in the heart of downtown and experience old New York with exposed brick, original hardwood floors, cast iron radiators and tin ceilings, while also enjoying every modern convenience including an elevator, 3-zone central A/C and an in-unit washer/dryer. Additional amenities include a new Miele dishwasher, brand new custom tilt & turn windows, motorized solar shades, ceiling mounted TV projector and new electrical outlets with USB ports.

The loft features a spacious living and dining area, a nicely proportioned bedroom which fits a king sized bed as well as a separate windowed room suitable for use as a home office, additional storage space or as a reading room with a day bed.

Bask in direct sunlight throughout the day and view the sunsets and red skies directly from your living room.

215 Bowery is a boutique, pre-war elevator building in the heart of Downtown, at the crossroads of Nolita and the Lower East Side. The building features a recently installed, state of the art video intercom system.

Live just one block from Whole Foods and benefit from incredible subway access, with five different stations accessible within 5 minutes walking distance of the apartment. J,Z at Bowery (one block away), F at 2nd Avenue (2 blocks away), 6 at Spring Street, B & D at Grand Street as well as B, D, F & M at Broadway-Lafayette St. There are also multiple Citibike stations around the building, as close as one block away.

A short walk to every downtown neighborhood including SoHo, NoHo, Little Italy, Chinatown, East Village and Greenwich Village. Countless restaurants, bars, boutique shops and other cultural attractions walkable in every direction.

Rent includes heat and hot water. Tenant responsible for electricity, gas and internet/cable.

215 Bowery was built in 1872 as the New Amsterdam Savings Bank, and it subsequently served as the headquarters of Germania Bank from 1878 to 1989. The building features an Italian Renaissance facade which was carved from sandstone quarried in Ohio in the late 19th Century, making it one of the most iconic original structures on the Bowery.