Built in 2006 in New York's Lower East Side, the Ludlow features a sleek and elegant design by famed architect Costas Kondylis. This postwar high-rise spans 23 floors and encompasses 252 spacious apartments, all of which are easily accessible via elevator.
Apartments at the Ludlow feature immense floor-to-ceiling windows equipped with Levalor window treatments, which allow the natural light to flood into the space while simultaneously framing gorgeous city views. High ceilings, in conjunction with a spacious floor plan, create a uniquely open and airy space. Oak plank hardwood flooring lends an added touch of sophistication. As an additional convenience, all of the residences offer spacious closets, some of which are walk-ins. Fully equipped kitchens are outfitted with stainless-steel appliances, sleek granite countertops and wooden cabinetry. Marble baths are equally luxurious, with relaxing soaking tubs and Kohler fixtures. Most apartments also offer in-unit washers and dryers and white oak pantries.
As a new development in New York, the Ludlow has a very high standard to live up to, and with its impressive list of services and amenities, it does just that. The Ludlow offers a 24-hour doorman, concierge, lobby attendant, laundry and valet services, and a full-service garage. These services take care of all the little details and make city living that much easier for residents. Video security is provided and offers added protection and peace of mind. All of the public areas offer wireless internet and Verizon FiOS television. The state-of-the-art fitness center also offers a yoga/dance studio and massage room. There's a screening room, roof deck and terrace for relaxation.
The Ludlow enjoys a central Lower East Side location. The Lower East Side provides some of New York's most unique shopping, best restaurants and a cool, hip nightlife scene that ranges from casual dives to exclusive nightspots. Public transportation is located nearby.
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