Should you go out or stay home? It’s a tough call at 105 Norfolk Street #3B: the best of the lively Lower East Side is at your doorstep, but your living room becomes a movie theater at the click of a button.

Inside, #3B features a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows and faces both east and west for sun all day long. After dark, the extra-large living room converts to a movie theater with a built-in retractable screen and sound system. The high-tech apartment also includes recessed dimmer lights controlled by the Crestron system.

Open to the living area, the chef’s kitchen comes complete with a breakfast bar, Viking refrigerator and vented range, plus a dining area. The split-bedroom layout ensures maximum privacy and quiet. The king-sized master bedroom includes a recently remodeled en suite bathroom. The second full bathroom features a soaking tub, and the unit comes complete with a new washer/dryer. Storage is exceptional with massive customized California closets in both bedrooms.

The Blue Condominium’s pixelated glass has made it a Lower East Side icon. Designed by Bernard Tschumi, architect of the Acropolis Museum in Athens, amenities include a bike room, cold storage, a full-time doorman and a fabulous roof deck with grill.

Outside, the best of the LES is at your fingertips. The building is across the street from all the best of Essex Crossing including Essex Market, The Market Line, Trader Joe’s, and Regal Cinemas, but also seconds from local favorites like The Ten Bells, Dudley’s, and Russ & Daughters. If you must leave the neighborhood, you can choose from the F,M,J,Z are on the corner and the B,D are moments away.

Call today, and call The Blue Condominium home.