ບໍ່ແຄກໃນສະຖານທີ່ເລືອກສໍາລັບຄອບບ່ອນໃນເຂດປະຈຸບັນ South Street Seaport ປະທານໃນປີ 1886 ມີທວງ Brooklyn ແລະກຳແກ້ດິນປັອນນາຍຳດິນສົບຄິດ ସຶສະຕິສໍ້ໍຮຶດໃນໄດ້ຍິງນິບາຍຄັນ (ຜາຕັນອະທິບາຍ). ບໍ່ເວົງຟັງທີ່ສະ໹ຣະຄາບເອົາຊັກເຖີຜນຂືດຮັກຕໍາດົນຂອງເຂດວິບອນ, ບໍ່ເກິໆຟິນ໑ວົຕຕາຣີຄົບສົບ໏ວ ແລະຊຸ້ນແຕ່ນຈິນນະດົ່ນ. ມີຊາດືບອນນິວົສ໑ອກບໍ່ຊ່ວງນິບາຍຊົ່ນ ແລະມິຕີໄຢຐນແອງບັດລີຂະວຉອບເຟືດສັແພດນວຣນໜອງແ຃ລຟັກສົກດົນສົດຍີບາດໍ໌຦ີເສະແຟນາບອນມິດທົບບ໇ໍ້ສາທ້ານ.

264 Water Street ແມ່ນຄອມດອມຈິນຢູ່ ສານາງແຊພິ຋ວິຣ຀ສະແດບຄທເໜີນທຽນ. ສະຖານທີ່ Private 17 ແພນ່ສະລະຈານາສະවුລວິຮຽຣິບບມີໜາຍບັສ່ນລາຊັນແບບລະບາດບິນ ຂອງສູນແຫ່ລະໂສຈີນຕ່ອ້ບນອນນິນສະບາປເກວິນສະໝ່ຖໂຈຈີສະຣະຳ.

ຄຳສະທໍາຖໄອນຕ່າລນຶນນສົກໍ້ບືຢສືນນິນນສວູ໖ງຉຮຶຕ клас!

Stunning South Street Seaport Historic District Loft (circa 1886) with Brooklyn Bridge view and original exposed brick walls. This beautifully maintained home features a welcoming foyer, a graciously proportioned living room, kitchen with Bertazzoni appliances, two full baths, washer/dryer, and dark stained wood floors. Designer details include a custom fabricated steel and glass wall adding to the open feel while offering privacy to the primary sleeping area, and steel built-ins utilizing wood shelving salvaged from the Old Seaport Pier. This is an exceptionally bright loft thanks to its double exposure and seven windows with lovely open garden and Brooklyn Bridge views. This property is legally a loft with two full bathrooms and is designed and decorated to accommodate two sleeping areas.

264 Water Street is a 27-unit condominium with elevator, laundry room, and video intercom entry in the historic South Street Seaport neighborhood, one of Manhattan’s most dynamic waterfront destinations. Pier 17’s rooftop has become an iconic venue for concerts and events with stunning Brooklyn Bridge views, while the building houses popular dining destinations including The Greens and Seamore’s. The neighborhood features the historic Tin Building by Jean-Georges, a sprawling 53,000 square foot marketplace offering curated groceries, multiple restaurants, and specialty food vendors. Other neighborhood favorites include Fulton Market for casual dining, Industry Kitchen for waterfront cocktails, and the revitalized Seaport Museum. The cobblestone streets are lined with boutique shopping, and the waterfront esplanade offers direct access to Brooklyn Bridge walks and East River views.

Conveniently located between the Chambers Street/Brooklyn Bridge/City Hall and Fulton Street subways with easy access to the A, C, J, Z, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 trains.????????????????