Two front-facing windowsExposed brickBright and inviting studioHardwood floorsIntimate pre-war building
This bright and inviting studio offers the perfect blend of low-maintenance living and exceptional charm. Located in an intimate pre-war building on a picturesque, tree-lined East 7th Street just one block from Tompkins Square Park, this home is an East Village gem. Situated on the first floor (not ground level), the apartment is filled with natural southern light streaming through two front-facing windows. Exposed brick and hardwood floors add timeless character.
With nearly 10-foot ceilings, the open layout offers wonderful flexibility to design the space to suit your lifestyle. Residents enjoy access to a spectacular common rooftop with sweeping panoramic views of the city, including the Empire State Building. Additional building amenities include a charming garden-level common area, basement laundry, storage, bike storage, and a pet-friendly policy.
Just outside, immerse yourself in the vibrant East Village, home to more than 30 community gardens and an outstanding array of restaurants and cafés such as Café Mogador, C&B Bakery, and Veselka. Tompkins Square Dog Run—the largest in the city—is nearby, along with Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods just moments away.
Don’t miss the opportunity to own a great starter home in one of New York City’s most dynamic neighborhoods. There is a $540 monthly assessment through September 2026 for façade work. The building does not allow pied-à-terre or parents buying for their children. Guarantors and gifting are considered on a case-by-case basis.
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