Ge refrigeratorTop-of-the-line appliancesBosch dishwasherHuge windowsExtra-large balconyNew stainless kitchenBreakfast bar
Mint Studio Loft with Extra-Large Balcony at 35 E 10th St. in the heart of Greenwich Village!
Lofty 10' ceilings and huge windows give this bright home an open and spacious feel. Relax in the spa-like renovated Kohler Bath with sleek vanity and elegant porcelain floor and wall tile.
New Stainless Kitchen with Top-of-the-Line Appliances including Bertazoni Stove, Bosch Dishwasher and GE Refrigerator. Glass Tile Backsplash, Caesarstone Countertops, Tons of Storage and a Breakfast Bar.
New 5" Wide Plank Maple Floors, Custom Storage and Lighting throughout complete this Greenwich Village Masterpiece.
35 East 10th Street is a pet friendly Pre-War Co-op Loft building located on one of the prettiest blocks in Greenwich Village. The building has a New Lobby and Renovated Hallways. It features a Live-in Resident Manager, Laundry Room and Bike Storage.
This meticulously maintained coop allows Piede-a-terre's, co-purchasing, gifting and parents buying for employed children. Subletting permitted after 2 years of residency for a maximum of 2 years.
This amazing location, is a few blocks from Washington Square and Union Square Parks, Multiple Subway Lines (4,5,6, N, Q, R, W, F & M) and Top Supermarkets including Whole Foods, Citarella, Trader Joe's, and lots of fantastic restaurants and entertainment.
Please note there is a capital assessment of $338 per month.
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