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Located in the Cast Iron Building, one of the finest examples of cast iron architecture in New York City, this gorgeous south-facing home which overlooks East 11th Street features a dramatic entrance gallery preceding a 22-foot living room which easily accommodates a large living area, dining area, sleeping area as well as a home office. The living room has beautiful, exposed brick and is anchored by two of the building's original fluted cast iron columns.
A beautifully renovated kitchen features white shaker-style cabinetry with great storage, stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher, quartz countertops and a quartz backsplash. The kitchen has two access points-one from the entrance gallery and another from the living room so it has a very open feel. The nicely renovated marble bathroom has been appointed with a modern vanity, a tub shower and a recessed medicine cabinet.
Additional features of the home include 17 linear feet of closet, solid oak floors, and for architecture aficionados; the exterior of the windows are framed by elegant cast iron Corinthian capitals which are more than 150 years old.
Filled with long rich, history, The Cast Iron Building opened in 1868 as McCreery's Dry Goods Store and was part of the Ladies Mile Shopping District until 1902. After a period as a ladies' shoes and handbag factory, it became the city's first residential conversion of a loft building in 1972 before becoming a cooperative.
67 East 11th Street, aka The Cast Iron Corp., is now a full-service cooperative with a 24-hour doorman, resident manager, spectacular landscaped roof deck, gym, bike room, and large central laundry room. This pet friendly building allows pieds-a-terre, gifting, co-purchasing on a case-by-case basis. 1.5% flip tax paid by the purchaser. Max financing is 80%.
Residents of 67 East 11th Street enjoy the best Greenwich Village has to offer including incredible dining, amazing shopping (Whole Foods Union Square, Wegman's Astor Place, Westside Market 3rd Ave), the Strand Book Store, Washington Square Park, incomparable public transportation and so much more.
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