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First Village is a pre-war condominium building in Manhattan's East Village, completed in 1925. The 7-story building contains 11 units and offers amenities such as a roof deck, video intercom, and elevator.
First Village is a pre-war condominium located at 130 East 12th Street in the vibrant East Village of Manhattan. Completed in 1925, this intimate seven-story building features just 11 units, with two per floor, providing a sense of exclusivity. Residents enjoy amenities such as a roof deck, elevator, and video intercom, along with the convenience of a virtual doorman and an attentive superintendent.
The apartments at First Village are characterized by their spacious layouts and high ceilings, often exceeding 11 feet. Many units feature oversized windows that flood the living spaces with natural light, while wood-burning fireplaces add a touch of warmth and charm. The kitchens are typically equipped with high-end appliances, including Sub-Zero refrigerators and Bertazzoni ranges, complemented by elegant marble finishes.
Notable features of the residences include flexible layouts that can accommodate multiple bedrooms or home office spaces, luxurious bathrooms with spa-like amenities, and ample storage solutions. The building's prime location offers easy access to a variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants, as well as proximity to major transportation hubs and the popular Union Square farmers' market.
First Village has also been a residence for notable figures, adding to its allure. The East Village neighborhood, known for its rich artistic history, continues to attract a diverse community, making this building a desirable place to call home.
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