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407 East 6th Street
First Ave & Ave A
East Village
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$3,605,000
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4th
1000 sf 2-bedroom owner occupied apartment
3rd
1000 sf Floor through apartment
2nd
1000 sf 2-bedroom rental apartment.
Parlor
1000 sf 1-bedroom rental apartment with high ceilings.
Garden
Garden Level owner occupied space. 1000 sf interior with 600 sf garden. Potential retail income.
Essentials
- Price$3,605,000
- TypeTownhouse
- Units5
- Floors5
- Bedrooms7
- Bathrooms5
- Rooms15
- Approx. Sq. Ft.5,061
On a prime East Village block between Avenues 1st and A, this historic, Italianate style, 5 story townhouse is located around the corner from Tompkins Square Park. Boasting a generous 21 feet of building width, 5000sf of interior space and lot depth of 91 feet with a beautiful rear garden, this home affords many opportunities for use including single family conversion, condominium conversion, live/work use or multi unit rentals. Currently configured as 5 full floor apartments, the ground floor allows for commercial use. The property is NOT in a landmark zone and has additional available air rights of over 3500 buildable square feet. This house has been lovingly owned and occupied by the same family for over 50 years and will be delivered vacant. Bring your architect.
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East Village
Downtown on the East Side, from Houston to 14th Street and from the Bowery and Third Avenue to the East River.
Whether it’s the mushrooming of modern new condos or the reclamation of some beloved parks, few neighborhoods have changed as much over the past couple of decades as the East Village. The growth of New York University to the West has helped drive the East Village’s renaissance, so that old-fashioned retail like hardware stores stands cheek-by-jowl with shops where you can buy all kinds of trendy luxury. Much of the East Village housing stock is tenement-style walkups with co-ops for sale or rentals that make great shares, but some offer hidden delights like roof decks and garden access to their residents. If it’s an elevator and a Bulthaup kitchen you’re seeking, head over near Avenue B to check out the jazzy new condo developments.
