299 Pearl St

Located at 299 Pearl Street in Lower Manhattan, this six-story cooperative is one of the low-rise buildings within the larger Southbridge Towers complex constructed in 1971. The property contains ten units in this building and benefits from a communal, campus-like setting across nine buildings and more than 1,600 residences. Architecturally straightforward and residential in scale, the building presents modest mid-century massing with private balconies and views over interior courtyards and toward the East River and Brooklyn Bridge from higher floors. Interiors here are a mix of original and renovated apartments; unit types commonly include one- and two-bedroom layouts with dining alcoves, galley kitchens, substantial storage, and private outdoor space. Common interior features in the building include an elevator and resident storage; at the complex level residents use attended lobbies, on-site laundry, community recreation rooms, landscaped gardens, playgrounds, and an outdoor basketball court. Exterior amenities tied to this address include building balconies, courtyard and garden areas that create a quieter, sheltered environment amid the dense Fulton/Seaport neighborhood. Southbridge Towers offers practical services and optional paid conveniences: indoor parking and bicycle storage (additional fees and waitlists apply), part-time lobby/security coverage, an active on-site management office, and a large co-op reserve fund. The co-op is pet-friendly with approval and allows case-by-case exceptions for co-purchasing, guarantors, and pieds-à-terre. The location places residents steps from Fulton Center, multiple subway and PATH lines, Seaport retail and waterfront attractions, and the Financial District’s amenities and employers.