Flora is a five story pre war rental building completed in 1940 in the East Village. Its defining shared feature is a private resident garden, which appears in apartment views and is paired with a courtyard setting on the property.
The 35 unit building has a live in superintendent, virtual doorman, central air conditioning, a fitness center, resident storage, mail room, laundry room, bike room, and in unit washer and dryer installations. The garden, laundry, bike storage, and superintendent are recurring elements of the building’s apartment descriptions.
Apartments range from one to two bedrooms, with layouts that commonly emphasize open kitchens, hardwood floors, renovated interiors, natural light, and garden or tree lined street exposures. South facing apartments recur, while some garden facing homes have north exposures. One two bedroom arrangement includes an interior office that can function as a third bedroom, giving the building a flexible layout beyond its standard apartment mix.
Pets are allowed. Flora’s apartment interiors are generally organized around generous living areas, high ceilings, entry foyers, and practical storage, with the resident garden providing the clearest connection between the apartments and the building’s shared spaces.
Founded in 2013, 60 Guilders is a New York City-based investment and management firm specializing in multifamily rentals. It oversees hundreds of apartment units and emphasizes an in-house, amenity-focused approach to urban living.