81 units
VIRGINIA ARMS 226-230 East 12th Street, East Village, Manhattan, NY 10003
Pre-war Co-op
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- 81 residences
- 10 stories
- BUILT 1927
The Details About 226-230 East 12th Street
Built in 1927, the Virginia Arms is a pre-war elevator building in East Greenwich Village. Originally built as a nurses' residence, this well-maintained co-op building has two elevators, a live-in super, bicycle room, and laundry in the basement. It is conveniently located near Union Square with great neighborhood restaurants, Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, and easy access to the Union Square tran...
- Guarantors allowed
- Elevators
- Central laundry room
- Recently renovated hallways
- Bike Storage
Virginia Arms Units
- transaction type
- Sold
- Rented
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Get to know the East Village
In the mid-20th century, what used to be a region subsumed into the Lower East Side became so distinct it warranted a spin-off into an entirely separate neighborhood. At present, the East Village has struck out on its own to become one of the city’s most adored areas. For a place that seems to embody a more modern version of New York City-style greatness, the East Village contains bountiful history. St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery on East 10th was constructed in the late 1790s and stands as Manhattan’s second-oldest church building. An unassuming Gothic revival townhouse on Avenue B is the nationally-recognized Charlie Parker Residence, where the jazz legend lived in the 1950s. Across from Bird’s former home awaits Tompkins Square Park, a green centerpiece with plenty of shade under a collection of elm trees where you can sit, relax, and snack on a bagel for a while.
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