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Intimate 13-unit boutique cooperative in a historic townhouse with Andy Warhol connections Prime Lower East Side location near Essex Crossing retail and Delancey Street transit hub
Once the townhouse of "Baby Jane Holzer," a model who served as a muse for Andy Warhol, 118 Suffolk Street is now a 13-unit boutique cooperative. It is located in the heart of the Lower East Side near popular restaurants and bars, Essex Crossing retail including Target and Trader Joe's, and the Delancey Street transportation hub.
After two years, the building allows shareholders to sublet for three out of five years. In-unit washers and dryers, as well as quiet dogs, are allowed with board approval.
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