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132 East 19th Street is a historic Arts and Craft Style co-op designed by Fredrick Sterner in 1911, surrounded by notable townhouses and boasting a rich history of famous residents. Located near Union Square Park, the building offers amenities like individual storage and a bike room, with convenient access to dining, shopping, and public transportation.
Designed by renowned architect Fredrick Sterner in 1911, 132 East 19th Street is a turn-of-the-century Arts and Craft Style co-op surrounded by notable historic townhouses, including Gothic and Greek Revival homes also renovated by Sterner. Previously home to many remarkable actors and artists, this historic co-op boasts an incredibly rich history in one of the New York's most desirable neighborhoods.
132 East 19th Street is a short distance from Union Square Park, world-renowned dining, top shopping, and public transportation. Individual storage is available for an additional fee, and the building has a bike room. Sorry, no dogs.
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