105 East 15th Street, 25

Owner is offering a one month concession for any lease that starts Dec 1 or sooner.

Please read the terms of this offering carefully including viewing the media such as floorplan & photos before contacting Barkoff Residential as the details are important as this type of apartment is not for everyone.

Owner has just completed an intensive & detailed renovation of a classic space and you will be the first to occupy it.

This is the quintessential artsy downtown Flat you have been waiting for. The decorative tile work you see in the kitchen & bath was fashioned by the famous Greenwich Village street artist Jim Powers. You may know his work as he has put his signature on some of the downtown area light poles with an emphasis on the East Village.

The owner had done a great job merging the decorative tile with a classic subway tile designed bathroom with white Carrara floor tile.

Bathroom: 2 huge windows, Gerber power flush toilet, 24 Inch vanity with ceasarstone top and a Grohe shower body & sink faucet.

Kitchen: White Shaker cabinets, Ceasarstone countertop, Grohe faucet, Summit 2 burner cooktop & a beautiful stainless steel Haier microwave.

Lighting: The main room features a Hunter remote control fan, owner designed custom lighting above the windows and new fixtures throughout.

This is a very quiet space that further features two exposures including south & west, hardwood floors, 9.5 ft ceiling and a huge walk-in closet.

***Please note the view shots which feature planters & floorboards is not a usable outdoor space.

Available to start a lease Imm-Dec 1, 2018 upon approval.

No Dogs-No Shares-No short terms!

Bldg Info: Gorgeous prewar elevator Bldg with great resident superintendent, brand new laundry room & Cyberdoorman remote security service. Two modern passenger elevators along with classic Lobby & entry way.

The Swannanoa is a 10-story Neo-Renaissance apartment building designed by a prolific designer of residential buildings whose name is generally associated with single-family row houses. The building was planned with 40 apartments, four on each floor. Its most imposing feature is the two-story base with granite pilasters and projecting portico supported by four granite columns. Above the portico are seven-story rounded bays, undoubtedly designed to provide residents with views toward nearby Union Square. The brick-faced upper floors are extensively ornamented with Terra- Cotta, including foliate detail, Cartouches, Lion heads, and Dolphins. Designed by Renowned Architect: Gilbert A. Schellinger 1898-1900.