333 Pearl St

A 27-story residential cooperative completed in 1971, this mid-rise is one of nine buildings within the larger Southbridge Towers development in Lower Manhattan. The complex contains a mix of studios, one- and two-bedroom units across 71 units in this particular tower; many residences feature private balconies, oversized living rooms, and layouts that range from original-condition homes to recently renovated, high-floor apartments with terraces and expansive river and bridge views. Interiors commonly include traditional finishes such as granite counters, pantry space, cathedral ceilings in select units, plentiful closet/storage options, and separate dining areas; several layouts allow conversion or open-kitchen reconfigurations. Common areas are extensive for an urban co-op: a part-time attended lobby with on-site security, multiple elevators, large laundry facilities, resident storage rooms (fee-based), and building super/maintenance staff. Outdoor and recreational amenities are notable — landscaped courtyards and gardens, private and shared balconies, an outdoor basketball court, playgrounds, and community recreational rooms. Practical services include on-site garage parking (discounted resident rates through nearby lots), bicycle storage, and 24-hour maintenance coverage. The co-op is pet-friendly and permits certain purchase arrangements such as parental purchases, pied-à-terre cases, and guarantors on a case-by-case basis. Located in the Fulton/Seaport area of the Financial District, the property places residents within walking distance of waterfront promenades, dining and cultural venues, and major transit hubs (Fulton Center and multiple subway lines), supporting an urban lifestyle with easy access to downtown Manhattan’s amenities.