118 Orchard St

*NEWLY RENOVATED STUDIO with IN-UNIT LAUNDRY, PRIVATE OUTDOOR SPACE AND MAGNIFICENT VIEWS!* PLEASE SCROLL TO END OF PHOTOS FOR VIDEO. WE DO NOT HAVE A FLOOR PLAN WITH DIMENSIONS. Welcome to 118 Orchard a brand new boutique elevator building in the center of one of Manhattan's most storied neighborhoods the authentic and inimitable Lower East Side. 118 Orchard Street is one of the newest additions to a block that's both steeped in tradition and at the forefront of a cultural renaissance. Located at the corner of Orchard and Delancey Streets, this modern yet discreet 29-unit luxury building offers stunning views, high-end finishes and private outdoor space in every apartment. Available for *AUGUST 5th* occupancy *Apartment features include:* - Floor to ceiling sound-insulated glass - Radiant heated floors - Central heat and A/C - High-end chefs kitchen with top-of-the-line Bosch appliances - Custom high-gloss white lacquered cabinetry - Gorgeous marble bathrooms with rain shower - In-unit Bosch washers and dryer - High ceilings - Tons of natural sunlight - Juliette balcony Building amenities include a Carson virtual doorman system, package room, bicycle storage room, and a huge furnished roof deck with spectacular downtown views and breathtaking sunsets. The Carson virtual doorman system is powered directly from your smartphone and keeps residents informed and connected like never before. You'll never miss a delivery again! The Carson app allows you to receive packages, enter the building without a key, authorize and admit guests, view front door and lobby cameras, receive announcements and notifications from management, submit service requests, and more. *The Apartment:* #10B is a gorgeous small studio (SEE VIDEO) with space ideal for a Murphy bed, an updated kitchen, central heat/air, in-unit laundry, floor to ceiling windows and a Juliette balcony overlooking Orchard Street below. *The Neighborhood:* Originally the site of a farm and orchard owned by James Delancey in the mid-1700s, Orchard Street and the Lower East Side have evolved over time into one of the most unique neighborhoods in Manhattan while still managing to maintain their historic charm and character. The street's past as the heart of the immigrant experience is captured at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum right down the block. Every Sunday, the street is shut down to vehicular traffic to make way for a pedestrian mall with various vendors and events a tradition dating back hundreds of years. Meanwhile, less than a block away, the newly developed Essex Crossing offers some of the newest and most popular amenities in the neighborhood, including the brand new Essex Market, a 14-screen Regal Cinema, Trader Joe's and Target. Upscale boutiques, designer shops, amazing hotels and restaurants, and legendary neighborhood staples such as Katz's Delicatessen are sprinkled throughout. *Transportation:* The F, M, J and Z trains are steps away at Delancey and Essex Streets. Delancey Street offers quick and easy access to both the Williamsburg Bridge and FDR drive. Several parking garages are located within a two block radius.