Pre-war HDFC co-op in Gramercy Park featuring a floor-through apartment with 11-foot ceilings and southern exposure. Steps from Union Square and multiple subway lines, with income-restricted affordable housing eligibility requirements.
227 East 14th Street is a five story, nine unit pre-war HDFC co-op in Gramercy Park, completed in 1900. Its most distinctive spatial feature is a floor through apartment with 11 foot ceilings and a southern exposure, extending across the building's full depth.
The building's small scale and early twentieth century construction define its residential character. The floor through layout is configured as a three bedroom home with an additional room that can serve as storage, an office, or laundry space, while the interior requires renovation.
Union Square is two blocks away, Stuyvesant Park is one block away, and Trader Joe's is approximately half a block from the building. Whole Foods, NYU, Parsons, Mount Sinai Hospital, restaurants, and shops are also nearby.
The Third Avenue station for the L train is directly outside, while 14th Street Union Square station, one block away, serves the 4, 5, 6, N, Q, R, and W trains. The co-op operates as income restricted affordable housing, with eligibility administered through local government housing agencies.
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