Ludlow Lofts is a new development in New York's historic Lower East Side. The development contains a total of twelve condominium lofts, with a variety of layouts; some residences even offer private roof spaces.
The residences at Ludlow Lofts are spacious and bright and offer top-of-the-line finishes and fixtures. Most of the homes offer three-bedroom floor plans, which allow buyers the flexibility of converting one of the bedrooms into a home office, spare bedroom or nursery. Homes offer a large living area and state-of-the-art kitchens. The kitchens are fully equipped with stainless-steel appliances and are finished with sleek Corian countertops. The baths are equally well appointed with high-end fixtures and chrome accents. The homes also feature solid core wood doors, low emissions, double-paned windows for sound and thermal insulation, central air, radiant heated maple flooring and designer lighting. There is also video security, and the residences are fully wired for high-speed telecommunications and twelve phone lines. Residences feature a utility room with a washer and dryer unit.
The building offers the services of a part-time doorman and a superintendent. There are also basement storage bins and a common roof deck. A key-locked elevator provides easy access throughout the building, while a video intercom system provides residents with peace of mind.
The historic Lower East Side offers old world shopping on Orchard Street and Essex Street, while a new flock of cutting-edge boutiques and high-end stores are in development in the area. There are also many top-notch options for dining, shopping, nightlife and arts and theatre. There are many bars, cafés, gourmet goods and health and wellness options in the area, as well. The development is centrally located just minutes from NoHo, NoLita, Little Italy, SoHo, Tribeca, the East Village, Chinatown and the Manhattan Financial District. There is plenty of public transportation in the area, with the F, B and D trains, the J, Z and M subways for direct access to the Wall Street area and the M15 bus stop.
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