324 Pearl St

The Bindery Condominium is a six-story, 1881-built boutique loft conversion in Manhattan’s South Street Seaport. Comprised of roughly fourteen one-bedroom residences (unit mix varies within the condominium conversion), the property preserves nineteenth-century industrial character through exposed brick, timber beams, arched masonry details and oversized factory windows. Ceiling heights commonly range from roughly 9½ to 14 feet in duplex and triplex layouts; several units include lofted sleeping areas, mezzanines or multi-level configurations. Interiors typically feature hardwood floors, wood-burning fireplaces in select apartments, and kitchens that range from original/reclaimed finishes to contemporary stone counters and stainless appliances. Common areas reflect a modest, restored prewar aesthetic: a renovated lobby, elevator service, laundry room and on-site superintendent. Exterior spaces include garden-facing units and private outdoor spaces ranging from small balconies to larger planted patios and roof decks on penthouses. The building operates as a pet-friendly condominium with low carrying charges noted in marketing materials. Located on Pearl Street in the historic Seaport, the block offers cobblestone streets, waterfront promenades, dining, cultural venues, ferry access and multiple nearby subway and PATH connections for easy commuting.