Building: Delancey Crossing

Reborn from the historic shopping district of Manhattan’s hottest neighborhood is Delancey Crossing. The building name was inspired from the movie, Crossing Delancey, a 1988 American romantic comedy film starring Amy Irving and Peter Riegert. Also originally the site of Gus’s Pickles, Delancey Crossing was re-built from two turn of the century walk-up buildings in 2005. Three additional floors, outdoor spaces and an elevator were added. The building consists of 30 free market apartments and two commercial stores.

Features & amenities include: A washer & dryer in every unit, granite counter tops, wood cabinets, stone tile flooring, large white full baths, hardwood floors, rare open park & city views, a furnished and landscaped common roof deck, free storage and bike rooms in the basement and a live-in Super. Some units have large terraces /patios and private roof decks.

Delancey Crossing is just steps away from the trendy bars, restaurants and shops of the Lower East Side. Old-world shops sit side by side with funky, new boutiques and galleries that showcase the best of New York’s avant-garde fashion scene. Just two blocks away from the F, J, M, & Z trains. This neighborhood is truly for everyone.

Listing Description Provided by:George Arana