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This handsome mid-block loft building in New York City was converted to seven condominium apartments in 2004, featuring high ceilings, large windows, and spacious living rooms. Located near Union Square Park and surrounded by various amenities, the building is conveniently situated close to multiple popular neighborhoods in the city.
60 East 13th Street is a pre-war Greenwich Village condominium converted from a 1910 building to seven residential units in 2004. Its defining character is loft scale, with expansive living spaces and ceiling heights reaching 19 feet. One residence is organized over a main level and mezzanine, while full-floor layouts and large corner homes are also part of the building’s range.
The five story building has a rusticated façade on its upper floors, a large balustraded balcony with substantial brackets, and an exposed rooftop water tank. White painted masonry and façade lighting give the otherwise restrained structure a distinct presence on the block, while oversized windows bring north, east, and south exposures into the loft interiors.
Across the residences, layouts center on open kitchens and generously proportioned great rooms, with ceiling heights generally ranging from 11 to 15 feet and reaching higher in the most dramatic lofts. Large windows, full-floor arrangements, central air conditioning, laundry rooms, custom storage, and integrated sound and lighting systems recur among the apartments; some also have skylights, electronic shades, and views toward Union Square Park and the Empire State Building.
Building amenities include a full-time doorman, virtual doorman, resident storage, and a laundry room, and pets are allowed. The building is at the southwest corner of 13th Street and Broadway, one block south of Union Square Park and close to the Union Square Greenmarket, Strand Books, Whole Foods, restaurants, galleries, theaters, and the surrounding Greenwich Village, Flatiron, Chelsea, Gramercy Park, and East Village districts.
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