111 Fourth Avenue, is a highly desirable pre-war coop in the heart of Greenwich Village. Built in 1925 by Starrett & Van Vleeck, for the International Tailoring Company, it was converted to a residential building in 1977, offering 180 loft apartments on 13 floors. This much sought-after corner 'D-Line' offers open-city, South and West exposures. With soaring 14ft ceilings and six, 10ft-high industrial windows, the home is flooded with sunlight throughout the day. The over-sized living room features double-height ceilings and vast windows, creating an impressive space for dining and entertaining. The newly renovated open-style, eat-in kitchen, has been fitted with new stainless steel, Viking, appliances and also has city views. Separate from the living room and kitchen, a walk-in closet, extra linen closet, and newly renovated bathroom provide a nice dressing space. The bathroom is appointed with marble floors, a new vanity, and subway tile lining the bath. A spiral staircase, between the dressing area and kitchen, leads to the lofted sleeping alcove, which overlooks the entire apartment. Alongside the sleeping alcove upstairs, there is space for storage. Situated between Union Square and Madison Square Park, this intimate pre-war is just blocks away from some of the best restaurants, shops, and entertainment that Manhattan has to offer. The luxury, full-service building, has a full-time doorman, two landscaped roof decks, and washer/dryer units on each floor. This apartment has central air conditioning and private storage. Unfortunately, pets are not allowed. 80% Financing is permitted. Pied-a-terres allowed.
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