172 E 4th Street 12I

An Impeccablу Renοvatеd Tοр‐Floor East Vіllаgе Οne‐Bedroom A STUDY IN TEXTURE This is a story of material and light. Nine-foot ceilings frame a home defined by warm plaster walls, whose soft, hand-finished depth gives every room elegant character. Custom steel shelving throughout provides a graphic, architectural counterpoint, made for books, art, and treasured belongings. ABOVE THE NEIGHBORHOOD From this height, downtown Manhattan opens up. Long-range views from the bedroom bring sky and skyline into the space, providing an ever changing backdrop that shifts with the light of the day. KITCHEN / BATH The updated kitchen is a study in contrast: custom stainless steel cabinetry paired with white marble counters, serious enough for culinary exploration, yet ready for entertaining. In the bathroom, limewash plaster walls create a spa-like calm, mineral in tone and finished by hand. Practical details are well considered throughout, with an in-unit washer and dryer, and generous storage. THE BUILDING The Art-Deco Ageloff Towers is one of the East Village's most storied buildings, designed by the brothers Joseph and Louis Shampan. 1920's Art-Deco elevator co-op with 102 apartments. Fitness room, central laundry, playroom, bike storage, elevators, and in-building storage. Pets, in-unit washer & dryers, and subletting (with approval). Live in superintendent THE LOCATION In the East Village, the city feels layered, creative, and vibrant. Historic architecture, tree-lined streets, and a long tradition of top restaurants, music, and inspired art define a neighborhood that is fully alive with possibility.