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Cozy living room with indoor plants.

2000 Sq Foot Photographer's Loft

Whole home in Lower East Side, Manhattan

Hosted by Dave, 4.8⭐ guest rating

Whole home

6 guests

3 bedrooms
4 beds, 4 sofas/cots

Not exclusively
for guests

2 bathrooms

No parking

Spacious loft in Dimes Square - Lower East Side, with exposed brick and high ceilings. Loads of living space and a chef's kitchen. Great open layout for guests to relax and experience NYC living at its fullest. Close to multiple subway lines on the Lower East Side. .2000 sq foot loft space on the historic Lower East Side of Manhattan. Brilliant natural light is available from western, eastern and northern facing windows. Exposed brick, hardwood flooring and the original pressed tin ceiling in this 1914 warehouse building establish a quintessential NYC, Lower East Side flavor.

Spacious loft in Dimes Square - Lower East Side, with exposed brick and high ceilings. Loads of living space and a chef's kitchen. Great open layout for guests to relax and experience NYC living at its fullest. Close to multiple subway lines on the Lower East Side. .2000 sq foot loft space on the historic Lower East Side of Manhattan. Brilliant natural light is available from western, eastern and northern facing windows. Exposed brick, hardwood flooring and the original pressed tin ceiling in this 1914 warehouse building establish a quintessential NYC, Lower East Side flavor.

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Guest Reviews

4.8⭐ guest rating (162 reviews)

Guests say:

Huge loft with massive living area perfect for groups, fantastic location near subways restaurants nightlife in lower east side, host dave is responsive accommodating flexible and easy to reach

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