70 E 10th St APT 3M, New York, NY 10003

Residence 3M is a generously proportioned 2-bed 2-bath at the highly sought after Stewart House, a full-service cooperative in the heart of Greenwich Village. The spacious entry foyer opens to an expansive living room with sunny views to south and west exposures. With nearly 1,500 square feet of living space, art lovers rejoice at the unprecedented amount of gallery wall space throughout. This oversized home easily fits a proper dining area and table, in addition to ample space for living room furniture and flexible layout options. The two bedrooms fit king-sized beds, plus furniture, and both bedrooms feature ensuite bathrooms. Storage is plentiful, with several large closets available throughout the home. Unit 3M offers the rare opportunity to build your dream home in one of Greenwich Village's most coveted coops. Located at the intersection of Greenwich Village, NoHo, Union Square, and Washington Square Park, the Stewart House is a classic postwar cooperative with excellent finances. The building recently completed a multi-million-dollar capital improvement project, upgrading the building's exterior membrane to a state-of-the-art insulated roof; implementing a new energy management system to optimize heat delivery and reduce energy consumption; and renovating and redecorating hallways, lobby, and other common areas. The Stewart House is within walking distance to some of lower Manhattan’s best shopping, restaurants, and cultural attractions, and offers easy access to the N/Q/W/R, 4/5/6, L trains, and the new Wegmans at Astor Place. Residents enjoy 24-hour white glove doorman and concierge service, a lush common garden, recently renovated hallways, a live-in superintendent, a fitness center, a newly constructed and designed children’s playroom, bike room, laundry room, and garage parking with preferential rates for shareholders. Pets are permitted on a case-by-case basis. There is a 2% flip tax paid by Seller, and pied-à-terres are not permitted. Please note some listing images are virtually staged.