210 Lafayette St

One Kenmare Square (210 Lafayette Street) is an 11-story, 2005-built full-service condominium occupying a curved glass tower at the junction of SoHo and Nolita. The 53-residence building was developed by André Balazs and designed by Richard Gluckman, presenting a boutique scale and sculpted façade that responds to Petrosino Square. Typical units are loft-like two-bedroom layouts with high ceilings (roughly 10–12 ft), oversized triple-glazed windows following the building’s curved elevations, and open-plan living/dining spaces anchored by chef’s kitchens with marble counters and premium appliances. Interior finishes seen across listings include solid ash or Brazilian oak floors, custom millwork, kitchen islands, recessed lighting, double vanities, soaking tubs, and in-unit washer/dryers. Several residences offer private outdoor space—balconies, terraces, or full private rooftop decks—and the building conveys additional private storage for some units. Common areas and services emphasize white-glove hospitality: a 24-hour doorman/concierge, an on-site resident manager, a fitness center, dual street-level entrances (Lafayette and cobblestoned Crosby), and dedicated building management. Pet-friendly policies are referenced in marketing; parking is not standard. The location delivers immediate access to transit, dining, galleries, and boutiques, making the property a boutique-luxury address with strong architectural presence and highly livable two-bedroom plans.