50 Bayard St

A low-rise, early-20th-century condominium conversion occupying nine stories in New York City. Constructed in 1900 and later adapted for modern condo living, the property primarily offers studios and one-bedroom residences with occasional larger layouts in select listings. Architecturally it presents a restrained urban façade typical of turn-of-the-century masonry buildings, while many interiors have been renovated to contemporary finishes. Unit interiors emphasize open living plans with eat-in kitchens or kitchen islands, high ceilings, oversized windows, and hardwood floors. Common building features include an elevator, entrance foyer/lobby, in-unit washer/dryer in many homes, pantry/den alcoves, and smoke-free policies. Private outdoor options vary by unit and range from small balconies to private roof terraces; a shared roof deck and building roof spaces provide additional communal outdoor access. As a full-service condominium in a dense, transit-rich neighborhood, the building offers on-site staff, bike storage, private storage cages in the basement, and fitness facilities in comparable units. Parking is occasionally available as deeded spaces for additional purchase; pet policies are permissive in many listings. Located adjacent to a major park and within walking distance of multiple subway lines, the building supports an active, neighborhood-oriented lifestyle with immediate access to restaurants, shops, and recreational green space.