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Intimate 1910 townhouse co-op featuring four residences with classic details including high ceilings, fireplaces, and exposed brick Located on a tree-lined Kips Bay block near shopping and dining, with no building mortgage and 80% financing available
324 East 30th Street is a 1910 four story townhouse co op with four residences in Kips Bay. Its most distinctive residential arrangement is a ground floor home with a private entrance and garden, while an upper residence occupies an entire floor.
The apartments retain features associated with older Manhattan townhouses, including high ceilings, fireplaces, exposed brick, hardwood floors, and, in one layout, hammered tin ceilings. Skylights, south and north exposures, and adaptable room arrangements also appear among the residences, while resident storage is available in the basement.
Set on a tree lined block, the building is close to Fairway, Trader Joe's, Target, and the AMC Kips Bay multiplex. NYU Langone Medical Center and Bellevue Hospital are also nearby, along with the restaurants and shops of Kips Bay and the surrounding Gramercy Park area.
The cooperative has no building mortgage or upcoming assessments, and permits financing of up to 80 percent. Its small scale and townhouse format give the building a more intimate character than a typical larger apartment property.
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