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The Ludlow Neighborhood

The heart of the Lower East Side.

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Vibrant LES Luxury Apartments Living

Suppose we told you about a neighborhood with some of the city’s best nightlife, outstanding restaurants, and shops. Well, welcome to the Lower East Side! This neighborhood offers some of the best live music venues in New York City, including Mercury Lounge, Bowery Ballroom, Pianos, and Rockwood Music Hall. When talking about the arts, the LES has been gaining traction among some of the brightest young contemporary artists today. This growing art hub assures a well-spent afternoon at some of the city’s most exciting and innovative galleries. Moreover, a wide range of shopping opportunities and famous restaurants are around every corner. Check out the great discounts along Orchard Street or any of the high-end boutiques in the area. Virtually any cuisine you might be in the mood for, from fine Italian dining to your favorite comfort food, is here at your fingertips. The choice is yours!

Upbeat Community

Within the Lower East Side neighborhood, a true melting pot, you will get to know your neighbors as well as your local bartenders. In this tightly knit community, everyone is celebrated for who they are. At The Ludlow, you can be assured that we take pride in our community as well as the safety of our residents. Our on-site staff is always available, and we have a 24-hour doorman who makes you their number one priority. For easy access, you have the convenience of the F train and other subway lines just steps away to get you where you need to be. If you don’t feel like going underground, you can always grab a Citi Bike at one of the nearby stands. With the availability of multiple modes of transportation, getting around is never a problem at The Ludlow!

Authentic New York

When you think of the rich history embedded in New York City, there is no denying the narrative behind the Lower East Side. The LES was once home to two great estates and a smattering of working-class artisans, later to become a famous refuge for immigrants from faraway lands such as Ireland, Germany, and China. In the late 19th and 20th centuries, the neighborhood became a sanctuary to radical politicians, performers such as Al Jolson and the Gershwin Brothers, and poets and writers from the Beat era. By the 1970s, punk rockers and artists settled in this area until gentrification caught up with the market by the early 2000s. Now, the Lower East Side is considered to be one of the hippest, trendiest places to live in the entire city. Now that’s authenticity!

Ludlow Living

All units feature floor-to-ceiling windows, spectacular views, white oak hardwood floors, and open kitchens with full-size stainless-steel appliances and granite countertops.