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Charming six-story pre-war co-op in the heart of East Village, steps from Tompkins Square Park with renovated common areas. Features renovated studios and garden apartments with modern kitchens, outdoor spaces, and investor-friendly unlimited subletting policies.
Located in the vibrant East Village, 513 East 5th Street is a six-story pre-war co-op building comprising 18 units. The building features a recently renovated lobby and hallways, enhancing its charm while maintaining the character of the neighborhood. Residents enjoy a peaceful environment on a tree-lined block, just steps away from Tompkins Square Park and a variety of local cafes, restaurants, and shops.
Among the available apartments, Apartment 2A stands out as a renovated studio with modern upgrades. This north-facing unit overlooks a serene garden and boasts high ceilings, exposed brick, and original hardwood floors. The efficient layout includes a well-equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a newly renovated bathroom, and a high-quality Murphy bed with built-in storage, maximizing space and functionality.
Another notable offering is a spacious one-bedroom garden apartment, featuring over 1,000 square feet of private outdoor space designed by a landscape architect. This unit includes a chef's kitchen with granite counters and stainless steel appliances, as well as fine details like hardwood floors and exposed brick. The building's investor-friendly policies allow for unlimited subletting upon board approval, making it an attractive option for both first-time buyers and investors.
Overall, 513 East 5th Street combines modern living with the charm of the East Village, providing residents with a unique urban oasis.
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