Lofty Lower East Side Condo Boasts 14 Windows and Four Exposures

This lofty condo apartment at 241 Eldridge Street on the Lower East Side is all about the light. With 14 big windows through the apartment and four different exposures, there’s plenty of it coming in. That’s paired with three bedrooms, high ceilings, and a flexible layout. Not a bad combination when it comes to a living space. The apartment, located on the top floor of a ten-unit, 1904 pre-war building, is now on the market asking $1.477 million.

It’ll take you some work to get to this unit, as this is a walk-up building and you’re going to the top floor. Once inside, you have a big, open living and dining room that’s attached to an open kitchen. In the living room, you’ve got four big windows and plenty of space for dedicated living and dining areas.

The kitchen’s got a window, too, and light wood cabinetry to keep everything feeling bright. We like the touch of dark blue tiling and countertops as an accent.

Leaving the kitchen, those high ceilings, large rounded entryways and sliding doors keep the space feeling as open as possible. The floor-to-ceiling wall of bookshelves looks clean, rather than cluttered — they are a nice addition in the living room as well.

A peek into one of the three bedrooms. The listing shows that you could carve a small fourth bedroom out of what could also be used as an office space. Although that room is tiny, it has its own window. There’s also a huge laundry and storage area in the rear of the apartment that could potentially be transformed into something fun. Considering the kind of light this apartment gets, it wouldn’t be a bad place to set up an easel and start making art.

A look into one of the bedrooms, which has two big windows. The bright, open feeling of the apartment translates to all the rooms–and it’s hard not to approve of that!

[Listing: 241 Eldridge Street, #6F by Rise Cale for Douglas Elliman]

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Photos courtesy of Douglas Elliman