124 MacDougal Street is an 1880 pre war rental building on a tree lined block in Greenwich Village, steps from Washington Square Park and New York University. The six story building contains 24 apartments and combines walk up access with a full time doorman.
Apartments have the character associated with the neighborhood, including high ceilings and exposed brick. Some furnished apartments have double pane windows, while renovated kitchens have stone countertops. The apartments represented include one and two bedroom layouts.
Building services include video surveillance, an intercom system, and keypad entry, and pets are allowed. The rental policy accommodates guarantors, shares, corporate leases, and out of state applicants, with 12 month terms cited for the building.
MacDougal Street places the building among Greenwich Village restaurants, cafes, music clubs, and theaters, with Washington Square Park and the NYU campus close by. The West 4th Street Washington Square subway station serves the B, D, F, M, A, C, and E trains.
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Founded in 1947, The Brodsky Organization is a Manhattan-based firm specializing in luxury apartment rentals. It oversees thousands of units in NYC and prides itself on amenity-rich buildings and attentive on-site management.
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