210 Lafayette St

An 11-story boutique condominium completed in 2005, this low-rise modern tower occupies a prominent corner between SoHo and Nolita in Manhattan. The building’s curved glass façade and large triple-glazed windows reflect the contemporary aesthetic established by architect Richard Gluckman and developer André Balazs. There are 34 residences, most configured as two-bedroom layouts with loft-like proportions, high (approximately 10–12') ceilings, open entertaining plans, and emphasis on natural light. Typical interiors feature premium finishes: stone counters, built-in kitchen islands/breakfast bars, generous closets (including his-and-hers or walk-ins), double vanities, soaking tubs, and in-unit washers/dryers; several units include dens or convertible third bedrooms. Many homes open to private outdoor spaces—balconies or terraces of various sizes—and select residences convey private roof terraces or storage units. Common building services include a 24-hour doorman, concierge, on-site resident manager, private gym/fitness room, building storage, and a secondary entrance on cobblestoned Crosby Street. Pet-friendly policies are indicated in listings. Located on Petrosino/Kenmare Square, the property offers exceptional walkability to restaurants, boutiques, and multiple subway lines, combining quiet residential feel with immediate downtown amenities.