The Library, 61 Rivington Street, #2C

IMMINENT OCCUPANCY SOARING 13’ CEILINGS, EXPOSED BRICK, EACH HOME ONE-OF-A-KIND! This expansive 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom unit is a seamless blend of modern sophistication, reuse architecture and traditional old city charm. A welcoming foyer equipped with a keyless entry door, a coat closet, a full bathroom, and an in-unit Bosch washer/dryer flows into an open-concept living room, featuring over 13’ ceilings with airy reclaimed wood ceiling beams, exposed brick walls, elegant wide plank light oak floors and oversized windows, saturating the living space with southeastern light. After accessing the unit through a keyless entry door, a welcoming foyer leads into an open concept living room, featuring up to 9’10’’ ceilings, exposed brick walls, elegant wide plank light oak floors and oversized windows saturating the living space with southeastern light. For your convenience, there is an in-unit Bosch washer/dryer and a built-in closet. The kitchen defines this home with the immediately eye-catching rare marble stone eat-in island, countertops and backsplashes, warm walnut lower cabinets, matte lacquered upper cabinets, an integrated InSinkErator and stunning high-end appliances from Wolf, Asko, and Sub-Zero, giving a wonderful balance of formal and rustic charm. The primary bedroom has a deep reach-in closet and a pristine en-suite bathroom adorned with double sinks, polished natural stone slab walls, radiant heated floors, and glossy ceramic subway tiles, a walk-in rain shower, Toto toilet, towel warmer and chic fixtures from Kohler and Kallista.

The second bedroom has a custom closet and easy access to a full bathroom with honed natural stone radiant heated floors, white ceramic matte subway tile walls, a Toto toilet, and stylish fixtures from Newport Brass and Kohler. The Library is a one-of-a-kind boutique condominium by The Horizon Group, Isaac & Stern, and Brittany Marom Interior Design. A testament to modern elegance and adaptive reuse architecture, the building incorporates the original 1905 McKim, Mead & White structure that served as the downtown branch of the New York Public Library. The building façade consists of a pair of square Corinthian columns and an elegant entablature and parapet, and its amenities include a private gym, a virtual doorman system, bicycle storage, and a furnished rooftop terrace with a grilling station.

The building is steps from dozens of trendy restaurants, cafes, bars, and shops, and it is a block away from Sara D. Roosevelt Park. Also close by are the East Village, The Bowery, NoLita, Little Italy, and NoHo. Nearby subway lines include the J/Z/E/F. THE COMPLETE OFFERING TERMS ARE IN AN OFFERING PLAN AVAILABLE FROM SPONSOR.

FILE NO. CD20-0193.

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