66 Clinton St

66 Clinton is a seven-story condominium in Manhattan’s Lower East Side completed in 1910 and reimagined as a 12-residence boutique collection. The masonry exterior and contextual brick façade align with the historic streetscape while a limestone-clad staffed lobby introduces a restrained, minimalist entry. Residences range from one- to three-bedroom plans, including duplex maisonette and penthouse layouts; typical units feature high ceilings (9–10 feet in select homes), floor-to-ceiling windows, cerused white oak wide-plank floors, custom-stained rift-cut white oak millwork, and multi-zoned HVAC. Kitchens are chef-oriented with honed marble islands and countertops, integrated Thermador and Wolf appliances, wine refrigerators, and matte dark-bronze fittings. Bathrooms emphasize natural stone finishes — French vanilla honed marble and Dolce Vita quartzite — with bespoke vanity and mosaic detailing. Shared spaces are deliberately intimate: a library lounge that opens to a planted garden, a private zen garden oasis, and a dedicated fitness studio. Service includes a part-time doorman, concierge and on-site super; additional conveniences comprise private storage and bicycle storage. Exterior amenities include building roof deck and private outdoor terraces on select units. Pet policy and parking are not specified in the offering materials. The building’s design language is informed by Nordic principles prioritizing material quality, functional layouts, and a calm residential atmosphere within an active downtown neighborhood.