61 Rivington St

Completed in 2021, this seven‑story boutique condominium reimagines a 1905 McKim, Mead & White library branch through adaptive reuse and contemporary interiors. The façade preserves classical elements — square Corinthian columns, an articulated entablature and parapet — while the restored envelope leads into modern common areas. Residence types are primarily two‑bedroom layouts (with select one‑bedroom, duplex, and penthouse variations) featuring high ceilings, oversized windows, exposed brick, wide‑plank light oak floors, and generous closets. Homes emphasize turnkey finishes: eat‑in kitchens with natural stone counters and backsplashes, walnut and matte lacquer cabinetry, integrated appliances from Wolf/Asko/Sub‑Zero, and Bosch in‑unit washers. Primary baths often include double sinks, honed or polished stone, radiant heated floors, Toto fixtures, and walk‑in rain showers. Shared amenities are tailored for urban living and include a furnished roof terrace with grilling, a private fitness room, bicycle storage, and a virtual doorman entry system. Several units offer private outdoor space — balconies, rear gardens, or sizable private roof terraces — and some duplexes include separate lower‑level home offices with private entries. Located on the Lower East Side near Sara D. Roosevelt Park and within easy reach of the East Village, Bowery, NoLita and NoHo, the building sits amid restaurants, bars, and multiple subway lines (J/Z/E/F), supporting a pedestrian, neighborhood‑centric lifestyle.