Well-maintained HDFC co-op in the vibrant Lower East Side with income restrictions at 165% AMI, ideal for first-time buyers. Features updated apartments with high ceilings and hardwood floors, plus excellent transit access and neighborhood amenities.
169 Allen Street is a six story, 30 unit pre-war HDFC co-op built in 1920 in the Lower East Side. Its most atypical residence is Apartment 1D, a duplex organized with living space on the entry level and a sleeping area below that opens directly to private outdoor space.
High ceilings and large windows recur in the interiors, while several floor plans separate the kitchen from the main living area; windowed kitchens are also a recurring feature. The building has a laundry room, bike storage, and an on-site management office.
The building operates as income restricted housing. Primary residence is required, pets need board approval, and subletting is permitted after two years. Essex Market is nearby, and the address sits just south of East Houston Street at the Lower East Side's edge with the East Village.
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