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Intimate 18-unit Beaux Arts co-op in prime Greenwich Village, recently modernized with low monthlies. Spacious loft-like residences feature barrel vaulted ceilings, high-end appliances, and private outdoor spaces.
34 East 10th Street is a 10 story, 18 residence pre war co op composed of two adjoining Beaux Arts buildings in Greenwich Village. Built in 1903 and attributed to architect Frederick C. Browne, it retains its original two bay composition and elaborate cornice work, while its apartments are organized as spacious lofts rather than conventional railroad layouts.
Barrel vaulted ceilings, oversized windows, exposed brick, and generous open living areas recur across the apartments, with ceiling heights reaching roughly 11 to 13 feet. Private outdoor space also appears in multiple residences, including balconies and terraces, while some layouts include a home office or an additional bedroom. The apartments generally preserve pre war character alongside renovated kitchens and bathrooms, central air conditioning, and in unit laundry.
The co op has undergone work to its façade, roof, boiler system, gas risers, and private access system, and is described as having low monthly maintenance. Basement storage is offered separately, pets are considered case by case, and the building has a 1.5 percent flip tax. Its small scale and individually secured entrances are consistent with the building's loft oriented design.
The building occupies a tree lined stretch of East 10th Street between University Place and Broadway, amid Greenwich Village's antique shops and restaurants. Washington Square Park and Union Square Park are both nearby, as are Wegmans, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, the Union Square farmers market, and multiple subway lines in the surrounding area.
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