163 Chrystie St

New York, NY 10002

Apartment building

1-2 beds

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Listing by: Corcoran

What's special

Beautiful hardwood floorsMarble bathroomGreat natural lightHigh-end finishesAbundant cabinet space

LEASE REASSIGNMENT FOR 6 MONTHS , WITH OPTION TO RENEW Renovated One bed in PRIME Lower East Side Apartment Features: -High-end finishes -Overhead track lighting throughout and great natural light -Queen bedroom w/ built-in-closet -Beautiful hardwood floors -Marble bathroom -Granite kitchen equipped w/ dishwasher & mounted microwave, and abundant cabinet space The apartment is located in the heart of the Lower East Side, just south of Houston. This neighborhood is quickly developing into NYC's hottest spots for dining and nightlife. Brand new luxury hotels and apartment buildings are now opening just a few blocks away. 163 Chrystie is only steps from countless chic restaurants and bars. Short walk to the Soho Whole Foods. Directly across the street from the beautiful Sara D. Roosevelt park and green space. The apartment is conveniently located near the B, D, J, Z, and 6 trains. Short commute to NYU, Pace University, and Financial District. Pet-friendly building.

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Dishwasher

Flooring

Hardwood

Neighborhood: Lower East Side

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Historic Area
Rich history reflected in architecture, landmarks, and charming old-town character.
Dining Scene
From casual bites to fine dining, a haven for food lovers.
Nightlife Hub
Vibrant bars, clubs, and late-night venues keep the energy alive after dark.
Walkable Streets
Pedestrian-friendly layout encourages walking to shops, dining, and parks.

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Zip code 10002 covers the Lower East Side into parts of Chinatown and Two Bridges, blending century-old tenements and murals with the new Essex Crossing. Expect four true seasons—humid summers and crisp winters—softened by East River breezes. Daily life is easy with Essex Market and the Market Line, Trader Joe’s and Target at Essex Crossing, coffee at Ludlow Coffee Supply, and workouts at Blink Fitness or the Manny Cantor Center. Green pockets include Seward Park, Sara D. Roosevelt Park, the East River esplanade and Pier 35 for biking and skyline views, plus Coleman Skatepark. Culture and nightlife thrive at the Tenement Museum, Katz’s Delicatessen, Russ & Daughters, Scarr’s Pizza, Dimes, Kiki’s, and live music at Bowery Ballroom and Rockwood Music Hall. It feels community minded yet high-energy, family and pet friendly with playgrounds and a dog run in Sara D. Roosevelt Park. F, M, J, Z at Delancey/Essex, B and D at Grand, and the NYC Ferry at Corlears Hook boost connections. Zillow market trends over the past few months show a median asking rent near $4,100, with most listings about $3,200–$5,800.