118 Suffolk Street 2D
Manhattan, NY, 10002 $ 650,000
Bedrooms1 Baths1.0 Monthly Estimate*
$ 4,489
for $650,000 with 1 bedroom and 1 full bath. This home was built in 1910.
Renovated One-Βedrοom Duрleх wіth Ιn-Unit Laundry/Ѕtοrаgе Bοnus Room in the Heart of the Lower East Side! Rich in character and thoughtfully renovated, Apartment 2D at 118 Suffolk Street offers a distinctive downtown home with a flexible duplex layout, exposed brick, a spacious kitchen, and an exceptionally useful bonus room with a full-sized washer and dryer. The main level centers on an expansive open kitchen designed for cooking, gathering, and entertaining. A generous center island with breakfast bar anchors the space, complemented by a separate pantry, Liebherr refrigerator, and Bosch dishwasher. In the adjoining living area, refinished exposed brick, a decorative fireplace, and recessed lighting create a warm, inviting atmosphere, while a spiral staircase adds architectural interest and leads to the private upper level. Upstairs, a central hallway leads to a king-sized bedroom featuring another exposed brick wall, built-in shelving, and four large custom closets. A ceiling fan with lighting and individual wall sconces on either side of the bed add thoughtful finishing touches. The renovated bathroom features a linen closet, vanity storage, a dual-sided medicine cabinet, a towel warmer, and a cleverly concealed laundry chute. An additional bonus room offers welcome flexibility for today's lifestyle. Configure it as a home office, dressing room, or dedicated laundry and storage space. Currently outfitted with a full-sized Bosch washer and dryer, a built-in hamper, and a customizable closet system, it brings an uncommon level of convenience to downtown living. A Historic Downtown Address Known as the “Baby Jane Townhouse,” 118 Suffolk Street has a colorful place in Lower East Side lore. The building was formerly associated with Baby Jane Holzner, the model, actress, art collector, and New York socialite, and her friend Andy Warhol. Converted into an intimate 13-unit cooperative in 1988, this pet-friendly prewar townhouse offers a distinctive alternative to conventional apartment living.The professionally managed co-op has solid financials and permits subletting for three out of every five years, subject to the co-op's governing rules. Copurchase Allowed. The Lower East Side, Right Outside Your Door From the legendary Katz’s Delicatessen and the vibrant Essex Market to acclaimed restaurants, independent boutiques, galleries, and neighborhood nightlife, the Lower East Side offers an ever-evolving mix of culture and character. Nearby F, M, J, and Z subway service connects you to the rest of Manhattan and beyond. With its renovated interiors, versatile layout, generous storage, and distinctive history, Apartment 2D offers a compelling opportunity to make a character-filled downtown home your own! Photos have been virtually staged.
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Pricing History| Date | Price | Price Change | Description |
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| 10/17/2026 | $650,000 | | Listed Price |