Tiny 432 sq. ft. Lower East Side Studio Maximizes Space with a Few Simple Tricks

Even though it only offers about 432 sq. ft. of space, this $319,000 <a href="http://inhabitat.com/nyc/see-how-a-tiny-upper-west-side-apartment-was-transformed-into-a-sexy-new-space-with-smart-storage/">studio apartment</a> on Manhattan’s Lower East Side maximizes style with a few simple tricks. Taking a page from our own <a href="http://inhabitat.com/nyc/6-clever-tips-to-make-your-tiny-apartment-feel-larger/tiny-apartment-feel-larger/?extend=1">guide to making tiny apartments look larger</a>, the home's previous owners (or some very good stagers) set it up with bright pops of color on a light background, minimal clutter and furnishings, and a mirrored wall that bounces lots of natural light back into the space. Click through the gallery to see more images of this cozy NYC abode with views of the city.

Minimalists who desire nothing but great access to neighborhood locals will easily enjoy a home curated with simple furniture concepts and storage solutions a mecca for living in all of about 432 square feet of life.

The mirrored dressing area makes the space feel a tad bit larger.

The bathroom has a window to let in lots of natural light.

With 24 hour security,a fully equipped gym, on-site laundry and access to two private parks, this tiny home comes with hefty amenities any New Yorker would covet.

The apartment is also walking distance (one block to be exact) to the East River Park, ball fields and tennis courts.

The 8’7’’ beamed ceilings inside this studio give the apartment an open feel and offer midtown views and ample sunlight.