23 East 10th Street, 409

Nestled between Washington Square and Union Square on tree-lined University Place in the heart of Greenwich Village, quiet seclusion awaits inside Apartment 409 at The Albert. Northern, painter's light floods a voluminous space with 11 foot ceilings through floor-length windows, while recessed lighting on dimmers sets the evening mood. Pre-War details remain from its historic beginnings as The Albert Hotel from the moment you step into the formal entry foyer, where period pendant lighting accents exposed-brick masonry and a wood-beamed threshold. The kitchen and bath are found off the entryway, though most definitely on storyboard. A massive decorative stone fireplace is the centerpiece of a living room large enough for dining, accented by hardwood floors. The king-sized bedroom features pocket doors and a huge length-of-the-room custom closet. Set in the last bohemian enclave on Manhattan, The Albert is a cooperative at a cultural crossroads, consisting of a conversion of four landmarked buildings. A 24-hour Concierge greets you from the lobby on 10th Street, while access from 11th Street is available via intercom. Simply one of the most spectacularly landscaped roof terraces in all the city sets The Albert apart. Laundry can be found in the basement. The building is wonderfully managed, financially healthy, and provides welcomed service to its residents. The staff, from handymen to porters, is a reflection of the major building asset that is its live-in Resident Manager. The vibrant neighborhoods that surround the Albert are easily walkable and bursting with all creature comforts and conveniences like time-tested restaurants, bespoke shopping, boutique fitness, arts of all kinds and unparalleled grocery options— Whole Foods, Agata y Valentina, and Citarella. The 4/5/6, N/Q/R/W, and L trains at Union Square best even the most central of locations. Shown by appointment only. Contact Spencer Rhoda today!