The Albert, 23 East 10th Street - Greenwich Village
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The Albert is a full-service pre-war cooperative designed by Henry Hardenbergh and located at 23 East 10th Street. The building has 24-hour door staff, a Resident Manager, full time handyman, porters, a renovated lobby, bike storage and a beautifully landscaped and furnished roof deck. A reasonable board allows parental purchase, pied-a-terre, and pets. Located halfway between Union Square and Washington Square Park, The Albert is on a beautiful, tree-lined Greenwich Village block close to multiple major subway lines, cultural attractions, shopping, the Union Square Greenmarket, and all the other conveniences which have made Greenwich Village New York City's preferred neighborhood for more than a century.
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