415 Grand St

A midcentury cooperative complex on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, completed in 1960, the property rises roughly 20 stories and primarily contains studios and one-bedroom apartments. The massing favors long residential wings arranged to create large communal green spaces and two gated private parks; the ensemble is set at an angle to the city grid to maximize light and views. Typical apartments feature high ceilings, parquet hardwood floors, windowed eat-in kitchens or galley kitchens, multiple closets, and many units with private outdoor space such as balconies or enclosed terraces. Common areas include attended lobbies with historic murals, a community room and indoor children’s playroom, a 24-hour staffed entrance, on-site management and maintenance offices, and shared laundry facilities. Residents use a fully equipped fitness room, bike storage, storage bins, and garage parking (waitlist and fees may apply). The landscaped grounds incorporate garden plots and courtyard seating; building policies allow pets with registration and permit subletting subject to board approval and residency rules. Located adjacent to Essex Market and within short walking distance of Delancey/Essex transit (F, J, M, Z and other nearby lines), the complex sits amid neighborhood retail, cinemas, restaurants, and cultural venues that define the evolving Lower East Side lifestyle.