171 Henry St

A six-story boutique condominium completed in 2017, this Lower East Side property offers a compact collection of studios and two-bedrooms arranged in a low-rise urban format. The architecture is contemporary and restrained, with multiple residences featuring large, often double-height or full-height windows that maximize natural light and outlooks toward Seward Park and surrounding streets. Interiors emphasize loft-like proportions: ceilings commonly rise near ten feet or higher, open-plan living and dining zones, maple kitchens with granite counters and stainless appliances, matte hardwood floors, spa-inspired tiled baths, and in-unit washer/dryers. Many units include private outdoor space ranging from small balconies to larger terraces over 60 square feet, and some layouts were marketed with the option or potential to combine adjacent units (subject to condo approval). Common-area features are minimal but well considered: a defined entrance foyer and a smoke-free policy frame a quiet, residential experience. Exterior amenities include an on-site basketball court. Parking is not prominent in marketing materials. Pet policy and concierge services are not specified; typical condominium management handles maintenance and common charges. Located a block from the East Broadway F line, the building sits amid Seward Park, the Seward Park Library and the Manny Cantor Center, with quick access to neighborhood groceries, markets such as Essex Street Market, restaurants, cafes and cinemas that define the pedestrian-oriented Lower East Side lifestyle.