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Charming 1940 pre-war co-op in the heart of East Village with private garden and modern upgrades. Flexible sponsor units, pet-friendly living, and low maintenance fees in a prime downtown location.
160 East 3rd Street is a six story, 61 unit pre-war co-op in the East Village, completed in 1940. Behind its red brick exterior is a large shared garden courtyard with seating, barbecue facilities, and a gardening area.
Layouts are often oversized, with separate dining areas and flexible rooms used as home offices or additional bedrooms. Windowed kitchens and bathrooms, hardwood floors, and substantial closet space recur, and many homes face south. Renovations frequently preserve original wood flooring while updating kitchens and bathrooms.
A live-in superintendent oversees the property, which also has an updated laundry room, bike storage, basement storage, and a video intercom. The pet friendly building is on a tree lined East 3rd Street block, with the Lower East Side directly to the south.
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