300 East 4th Street - East Village
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300 East 4th Street is a historic building originally constructed in 1888 as a rectory for the neighboring Holy Cross Church. The fortress-like landmark, distinguished by its brick and brownstone trim façade with pointed-arch entrances, was later converted into a 20-unit boutique co-op building. The structure features distinctive architectural elements including gables and tower forms at its roofline.
The building's residences are characterized by soaring ceiling heights of 12-14 feet, exposed brick walls, and thoughtfully preserved pre-war details. Many units feature unique layouts including triplexes and lofts with mezzanine levels, reflecting the building's original architectural character. Several apartments offer views of the adjacent Secret Garden community garden.
Residents enjoy modern amenities including a newly renovated rooftop deck with panoramic city views, a shared laundry room, bike storage, and a keyless video intercom system. The building is served by a full-time superintendent and maintains a pet-friendly policy.
Situated at the corner of Avenue C and East 4th Street in Manhattan's East Village, the co-op offers a flexible subletting policy after two years of ownership and implements a 1% flip tax after five years. The location provides easy access to neighborhood amenities, including a Citi-bike station one block away on 5th Street.
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