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$3,600

For Rent

Rented 2/12/2025

- ft²

3 rooms

2 beds

1 bath

Listed By

Emily Kilby

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

REAL New York

Annie Wallace

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

REAL New York

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Real New York

Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker

REAL New York

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Listing by REAL New York, Limited Liability Broker, 164 Ludlow Street, New York, NY 10002

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Rented on 2/12/2025

Days on market

3 days

Last price change

No changes

About

Spacious true two-bedroom apartment with a large living area. The apartment features plenty of natural light flooding into it’s large living area. Both bedrooms can feet a Queen bed with additional furniture. The living space is large enough to fit a couch and a dining area.

This apartment situated at the coveted intersection of Allen and Houston Streets—where the East Village meets the Lower East Side.

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About the building

159 East Houston Street

159 East Houston Street, New York, NY 10002

Rental building inLower East Side

33 units

6 stories

1900 built

Property history

DatePriceEvent

2/12/2025

$3,600

Rented by REAL New York

2/8/2025

$3,600

In contract

2/5/2025

$3,600

Listed by REAL New York

2/3/2020

$3,450

Rented by Alpha Properties NYC I LLC

1/8/2020

$3,450

Listed by Alpha Properties NYC I LLC

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FJMZat Delancey St

0.28 miles

JZat Bowery

0.28 miles

FJMZat Essex St

0.3 miles

BDFM6at Bleecker St

0.35 miles

About Lower East Side

SalesMedian asking price

2 beds

$1.45M

RentalsMedian asking price

2 beds

$4,500

The narrow streets of the Lower East Side were once lined with tenement buildings, shirt factories and bialy shops. Although a few vestiges of the neighborhood's immigrant heritage remain, many of the tenement buildings have been updated and now offer relatively affordable rental options to young New Yorkers looking to live right in the thick of Downtown Manhattan.

There's no getting around it - the LES is a major nightlife destination. In this part of the city, last call is late and often negotiable -- especially if you're a regular. On weekend nights, the neighborhood is packed as crowds overflow from the local bars and take to the streets in search of a late-night falafel fix before heading onto the next party. During the day, the neighborhood chills out as residents nurse their hangovers or head to work slowly after stopping at one of the area's many trendy juice bars or coffee shops.

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