Occupancy for the new residential condominium building at One Avenue B on the northeast corner of East Houston Street is scheduled for May.
The 24-unit building is being developed by Largavista Companies and has been designed by the architectural firm of Marin Nanca.
The 8-story building is on the former site of a Gasteria gas station.
It will have studio and one- and two-bedroom apartments ranging in size from about 465 to 1,252 feet. Studios start from about $535,000. One-bedrooms start from about $725,000 and two-bedrooms start from about $1,220,000.
The building will concierge service, a fitness center, a landscaped sun deck, residents' storage and a private circular driveway.
Apartments will have washers and dryers and Brazilian cherry-wood floors, deep soaking tubs and refrigerators with touch-screen LCD panels.
The 24-unit building is being developed by Largavista Companies and has been designed by the architectural firm of Marin Nanca.
The 8-story building is on the former site of a Gasteria gas station.
It will have studio and one- and two-bedroom apartments ranging in size from about 465 to 1,252 feet. Studios start from about $535,000. One-bedrooms start from about $725,000 and two-bedrooms start from about $1,220,000.
The building will concierge service, a fitness center, a landscaped sun deck, residents' storage and a private circular driveway.
Apartments will have washers and dryers and Brazilian cherry-wood floors, deep soaking tubs and refrigerators with touch-screen LCD panels.
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