Come Home to the Skyline: A One-Bedroom Sponsor Condo at 222 East Broadway

Your Lower East Side address. Your own place to exhale.

Finding a Manhattan home often means deciding which part of your wish list matters most. The neighborhood you love. Windows that open your outlook. A bedroom with some separation from the evening’s conversation. A building that offers somewhere to swim, work out or sit outdoors.

At **222 East Broadway, Residence 20-B**, those priorities come together in a **one-bedroom, one-bath sponsor condominium asking $1,265,000**.

Here, the Lower East Side supplies the possibilities beyond your front door. Inside, corner exposure, floor-to-ceiling windows and views toward the World Trade Center and downtown skyline give the apartment its own sense of occasion.

You can enjoy the city—and enjoy coming home to it.

A skyline that becomes part of your day

A view changes the way you experience a room. Your eye travels beyond the furniture, beyond the windows, into the city itself.

With north and west exposures, 20B offers a downtown outlook that invites you to pause. Picture choosing a favorite chair, setting down your coffee and taking a moment before the day begins. Later, the same windows provide a different backdrop as the city lights come on.

Seven-inch-wide white oak flooring brings a natural warmth to the interior. Against the glass and skyline, that material helps give the home an inviting balance: contemporary in character, comfortable in feeling.

The pleasure lies in having a place where an ordinary moment can feel a little more expansive.

A layout with a welcome distinction

One of this apartment’s most useful features is easy to overlook in a list of finishes: **a hallway separates the great room from the bedroom**.

That separation gives the sleeping space a degree of privacy from the main gathering area. Have someone over for dinner, leave a book open in the living room, then step away to a bedroom that feels like a separate part of the home.

For anyone comparing one-bedroom layouts, circulation deserves attention. Where rooms connect can matter as much as what is inside them.

**The insider insight:** when you visit, follow the route from the living area to the bedroom. Notice how that small transition changes the feeling of the apartment.

A kitchen that belongs in your daily life

The L-shaped kitchen brings preparation, cooking and cleanup into an organized arrangement. Miele, Bosch and Sub-Zero appliances are complemented by a Zellige tile backsplash, giving the space texture as well as function.

Imagine the meals you would actually make here: breakfast before heading out, a favorite recipe after work, or a relaxed dinner that runs longer than expected because the conversation is good.

The bathroom continues the warm material palette with mosaic marble flooring, a walnut vanity, glazed ceramic tile and Waterworks fixtures.

An in-home washer/dryer and dual-zone climate controls add the conveniences you appreciate most when life gets busy. Beautiful rooms draw you in; useful details help them work day after day.

Take your routine beyond your apartment

At 222 LES Tower + Lofts, shared spaces add another dimension to the ownership experience.

The building’s **6,700-square-foot residents’ park** offers a setting for fresh air, reading or a change of pace. The **35-foot indoor pool** creates an opportunity to make swimming part of your week. A fitness center and yoga studio bring exercise closer to home, while the lounge and coworking space provide another setting for focused time.

A **24-hour attended lobby** rounds out the service offering.

Consider what you would use regularly. Perhaps it is the pool. Perhaps it is taking a book into the park. Perhaps it is having another place to sit with your laptop.

The strongest amenity is the one that earns a place in your life.

Let the Lower East Side become your neighborhood

Beyond the building, downtown invites exploration.

The Tenement Museum, Abrons Arts Center and Metrograph offer different ways to spend an afternoon or evening. East Broadway and Grand Street subway stations provide nearby transit options to consider for your regular destinations.

There is pleasure in learning an address through your own routines: finding the place you stop for coffee, choosing your walking route, deciding where to meet a friend.

A private residents’ park at home and the wider neighborhood outside create two different settings for your day. You decide the tempo.

The property and the ownership picture

– **Address:** 222 East Broadway, Residence 20B, New York, NY 10002
– **Building:** 222 LES Tower + Lofts

– **Neighborhood:** Lower East Side, Manhattan
– **Offering:** One-bedroom, one-bath sponsor condominium

– **Asking price:** $1,265,000
– **Monthly common charges:** $1,655

– **Monthly real estate taxes:** $1,702

*Price and charges reflect the OLR listing updated November 3, 2026, and remain subject to change.*

The stated common charges and taxes total **$3,357 per month**, before financing, insurance, utilities, assessments and other applicable expenses.

The sponsor also advertises **three years of paid common charges**, subject to availability and written terms. Ask how the benefit is delivered, what it covers and whether a cap applies. Evaluate both the initial ownership period and the ongoing costs after any incentive ends.

Before making an offer, review the offering plan, current building financials and sponsor contract with your attorney, and confirm financing with your lender.

Make your next move with a clear view

A home should make sense when you look at the numbers and when you picture yourself living there.

At 20B, the invitation is tangible: a skyline outlook, separation between living and sleeping spaces, an equipped kitchen, and shared amenities that could become part of your routine.

**Let’s see how it fits your plans.**

Call or message **Sydney Harewood at 646-535-3819** and mention **REF-SALE-LES-222EB-20B-1126**. We can discuss your priorities, confirm current availability and arrange a viewing with the listing team.

[Explore the property through OLR’s public listing link] · [View the CityRealty property page]

**Sydney Harewood | Licensed Real Estate Salesperson**
**FIND Real Estate**
**646-535-3819 | [email protected]**

**https://nycexclusiveapts.com/**
*Your Premier Bridge to Manhattan Living & Wealth.*

*Listing courtesy of Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group. Equal Housing Opportunity.*

We hope you found this information helpful. If you have any other questions or need more details, feel free to contact us.

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646-535-3819