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Quaker Ridge is a full-service cooperative at 201 East 21st Street with amenities like doorman service, laundry, and parking. Located near Union Square and Flatiron District, it allows pets and parents buying for children, but not pied-a-terres or guarantors. Currently, 3 apartments are for sale.
Quaker Ridge is a 19 story white brick post-war co-op at 201 East 21st Street, a short block from Gramercy Park. Built in 1963, it became a cooperative in 1983 and contains 263 apartments.
Floor plans range from oversized alcove studios to multi bedroom combinations. Several alcove layouts have been converted into true one bedroom homes while retaining separate living and dining areas, and generous closet space recurs across apartment sizes. Eastern exposures are common, rear facing homes tend to be quiet, and upper floor and corner apartments have open city views. A combined three bedroom layout spans three exposures and has two south facing terraces.
The full service staff includes a 24 hour doorman, live-in superintendent and dedicated handyman. The building also has central laundry, bicycle and resident storage, and a residents only garage with direct lobby access. Pets and copurchasing are permitted, while electricity and gas are billed through the building as a separate monthly energy charge adjusted quarterly.
Gramercy Park is one block west, Stuyvesant Square is several blocks south, and Madison Square Park lies to the northwest. The Union Square Greenmarket and surrounding grocery stores are also close by. The 14th Street Union Square station serves the 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R and W trains.
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