101 Thompson Street - SoHo
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101 Thompson Street is a prewar co-op built in 1900, located on a tree lined block in SoHo between Prince and Spring Streets, directly adjacent to a city park. The six story walk-up building contains 37 units and features classic prewar details including white glazed subway tile in the entry, an oversized hall and staircase with slate steps, and a live-in super.
Apartments in the building typically feature hardwood floors, exposed brick, and double exposures with east and west facing windows that provide natural light throughout the day. Units have 9 foot ceilings and windowed bathrooms. Some apartments have been renovated with modern finishes including custom cabinetry, stone countertops, and full size stainless steel appliances, while others retain their original character and may need updating. Several one bedroom units are configured with large open kitchens and living spaces, with some layouts easily convertible to two bedrooms.
The building offers flexible ownership policies including unrestricted subletting, and permits pets, co-purchasing, gifting, pied-à-terres, parents purchasing for children, and washer/dryers in units. The location provides access to SoHo's shopping and dining while maintaining a quieter residential character on one of the neighborhood's more peaceful blocks.
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