102 First Avenue is a pre-war condominium building in Manhattan's East Village, built in 1900. The 5-story walk-up building contains 4 units and features an intercom system.
102 First Avenue is a five story pre-war condominium completed in 1900, with four residential units in a walk up building at First Avenue and East 6th Street. Its most distinctive residential detail is the Empire State Building outlook found from multiple apartments, including living spaces and bedrooms, while one layout incorporates a skylight. The building has an intercom system.
The apartments share a traditional downtown character, with exposed red brick and hardwood floors recurring among the residences. The layouts include full floor two bedroom homes, open living and dining areas, windowed kitchens and bathrooms, and bedrooms oriented toward First Avenue. Architectural details include French pocket doors, fireplaces, exposed brick rising to the ceiling in some rooms, and heating and cooling systems with separate room controls.
Private storage is associated with the residences, and the building's small scale keeps the residential program limited to four homes. The East Village setting places 102 First Avenue near Tompkins Square Park, with restaurants and shops along First Avenue and throughout the surrounding neighborhood; Union Square and the Lower East Side are also close by.
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