64 East 7th Street

> RARE 25 Ft. GRAND 1837 FEDERAL TOWNHOUSE Originally part of Peter Stuyvesant's parcel of land; conveyed with the "brick dwelling house thereon" in 1837. > The house is configured with 13 windowed rooms: 3 interior rooms, a kitchen on the main floor, and 3 bathrooms, with many of the original details remaining throughout. There are four fireplaces. > The townhouse is 25 ft wide, and could accommodate an elevator should one be desired. > There are 3 stories and an extended ground level commercial space, a 30 ft SOUTH GARDEN and a full basement. > The 3 stories are 25 ft by 50 ft, and the commercial floor is 25X60 ft, for a total of 5,250 approximate Sq Ft. not including the full basement. > The building is zoned for 1 residential and 1 commercial unit. > The house could be converted to a one family home or remain as it is presently configured with an income-producing separate unit. > The lease for the store occupying the ground level of the house expires November, 2011. Thus, the property can be delivered vacant except for the income producing commercial space. > In addition, the house has an FAR of 3.44--approximately 2,472 unused build-able square feet...an architect's dream! > The building is located on a beautiful street in the East Village with only a short walk to public transportation, restaurants, theatres, and schools. > It is a rare opportunity to find a single family house of this magnitude, and potential in the East Village. > Take advantage...and bring your architect!