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536 East 13th Street, Unit 4R

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536 East 13th Street, Unit 4R

East Village, MANHATTAN

Asking $1,548,000

2 Bed  |  1 Bath | 866 SF | Condo

 

Welcome to this sun-drenched two-bedroom home in the heart of the East Village, located within a boutique condominium. This south-facing residence offers a bright and inviting atmosphere, highlighted by a private balcony perfect for soaking up the sunshine. The spacious interior features large Belgian casement windows that bathe the living space in natural light, complementing the wide plank oak floors and high ceilings. With picturesque views of a landscaped rear yard and a charming East Village garden, this home strikes a perfect balance between urban living and serene surroundings.

The kitchen is a blend of style and functionality, featuring custom Italian cabinetry and integrated stainless-steel appliances from Bertazzoni, Liebherr, and Bosch. A custom marble island serves as both a practical workspace and a beautiful spot for entertaining. The spa-like bathroom is adorned with luxurious marble finishes, built-in shelving, and a deep 63-inch Zuma soaking tub, creating a relaxing retreat. Both bedrooms offer ample closet space, and the unit includes deeded private storage that can double as a personal workout area. Included in the sale is a private keyed storage room.

Conveniently located just steps from Target, Trader Joe’s, and soon-to-be-open Whole Foods as well as a variety of dining and shopping options, this home offers easy access to the L train, which connects to Union Square and Williamsburg in one stop. Built in 2016 by the esteemed GRID Group, the building features modern amenities, including a large elevator, a virtual doorman system, and low HOA fees. With only two units per floor, privacy is assured, making this a true urban oasis in the vibrant East Village.

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630 East 14th Street, Unit 4

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630 East 14th Street, Unit 4

EAST VILLAGE, MANHATTAN

1 Bed |  1 Bath | Co-op

Offered At $499,000

Maintenance: $662/mo.

 

Enjoy ample charm and modern updates in this pin-drop quiet, renovated one-bedroom, one-bathroom home in a well-maintained East Village co-op. 

Chic painted brick walls create a stylish backdrop in this pre-war gem where ceilings soar more than 10 feet overhead and hardwood floors pave each room. Windows on three exposures provide light and air throughout the 500-square-foot abode. In the oversized living room, you'll find a generous footprint for living and dining, while the beautifully updated open kitchen features sparkling quartz countertops and a breakfast bar. The serene bedroom is placed at the quiet rear of the home, and the adjacent white-on-white renovated windowed bathroom includes a new modern vanity and large tub-shower.

630 East 14th Street is part of a six-building, pet-friendly co-op situated between Avenues B and C. The handsome pre-war buildings feature restored brownstone facades and amenities include a common backyard and barbecue area, basement bike room, shareholder storage and a live-in superintendent. Maintenance charges include heat, water, gas, real-estate taxes and all building maintenance. Pied-à-terres and parent co-purchases permitted.

The home's surrounding East Village neighborhood is filled with shops, services, dining and entertainment sure to suit every need. Many of New York's best restaurants are within blocks, plus Trader Joe’s and Target will opening one block west making shopping super convenient. Lovely Tompkins Square Park is just four blocks south, providing 10-plus acres of open space, a year-round greenmarket, playgrounds and a dog park.

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Bowery Wall’s newest mural by PichiAvo

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The Bowery Wall stands as one of the city's most coveted spots for public art, with a history that stretches back to 1982, when Keith Haring cleared out piles of trash from the sliver of a lot and gave the city one of his iconic, day-glo murals.

Haring's original piece was destroyed, but in 2008 developer Tony Goldman (who owned the lot) and downtown gallery owner Jeffrey Deitch hired an artist to replicate the work on the site, and a succession of commissioned murals have followed. Among the all-star street artists who have put their stamp on the highly visible corner are Futura 2000, Swoon, Shepard Fairey, Os Gemeos, Revok and Pose, Aiko, Cope2, Retna, JR, Faile, Maya Hayuk, and Kenny Scharf.

And now it's PichiAvo's turn, and their piece, mostly finished yesterday afternoon after a full week of work, is a stunner. The mural follows the Spanish duo's signature "Urban Mythology" style: they spray on a layer of old-school tags and throw-ups, then lay down an epic Greco-Roman-looking classical scene, then finish up with more graffiti on top.

At the moment, the never-ending construction along that stretch of Houston Street has turned the space directly in front the wall into a parking lot, but you can still get a good view of PichiAvo's piece from the sidewalk. It will be on display for at least another three months.

Your new home awaits.