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Historic cooperative in Lamartine Historic District with abolitionist ties Pet-friendly building near multiple transit options and Hudson Yards amenities
The self-managed cooperative at 345 West 29th Street is part of the Lamartine Historic District, designated as such due to strong ties to abolitionists active prior to the Civil War, such as Abby and James Sloan Gibbons, whose house on the same block has been documented as a stop on the Underground Railroad. Architecturally, this historic district consisting of Greek revival style houses with front gardens is well known for its developers Cyrus Mason and William Torrey, who were also celebrated for developing London Terrace.
This pet-friendly coop has easy access to multiple subway lines including the C, E, A, 1, 2 and 3 as well as LIRR, Amtrak, and NJ Transit at Penn Station. While it is located on a quiet street, it is also an easy walk to the High Line and all the amenities Hudson Yards has to offer, including a WholeFoods supermarket.
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