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Intimate 10-unit prewar co-op in prime NoHo with roof deck and parking. Features exposed brick, original beams, dramatic windows, and select architect-designed units with generous proportions.
33 Bleecker Street is an intimate prewar co-op building located in Manhattan's coveted NoHo neighborhood. The 10-unit building showcases classic New York architectural elements including exposed brick, original wood beams, and dramatic windows, with select units featuring architectural designs by renowned Dutch architect Winka Dubbeldam.
The building maintains its historic prewar character while incorporating modern amenities, including a common roof deck and shared, un-deeded parking facilities for residents. The co-op operates with a 1% flip tax policy and preserves its boutique atmosphere through its limited number of units.
Positioned in a prime NoHo location, 33 Bleecker Street offers residents immediate access to the neighborhood's premier dining establishments, luxury retail, and cultural attractions including top galleries. The building's central location provides convenient access to multiple transit options, including the B, D, F, W, N, R, and 6 trains.
Residential units in the building are characterized by their generous proportions and architectural integrity, featuring elements such as high ceilings, abundant natural light through oversized windows and skylights, and thoughtfully preserved prewar details that blend seamlessly with contemporary updates.
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