The seven-story structure at 67 East 11th Street sits across Broadway from Grace Church on the celebrated Ladies' Mile. It was designed in 1868 by John Kellum and began life as the James McCreery Dry Goods Store. It is now known as the Cast Iron Building. This Prime Greenwich Village loft offers voluminous 16 ft ceilings in the living room! This prewar duplex is complimented by dramatic arched windows which face south bathing this apartment in natural light. Lovingly restored original cast iron columns, wonderful built in desk and bookcases, refinished floors, renovated bathroom and kitchen bring downtown chic to this prewar beauty. The mint condition kitchen features modern stainless steel appliances, a stone floor and is open to the living room. Abundant closet space with custom designed glass and iron sliding doors provide seamless access to a private home office and huge walk in closet. 67 East 11th Street has 144 apartments, a 24 hour doorman, with an elevator, laundry room and a beautifully landscaped common roof deck and is ideally located in the heart of Greenwich Village just south of Union Square (3 blocks) and Whole Foods and North of Washington Sq Park. Close to major transportation lines and shopping.
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