64 MacDougal Street 6

Email me for the vidеo tοur! Sunnу & Brіght Ѕtudіo in an Icοnіс Ꮮoсation: Your Downtown Dream Awaits! Just one flight up, Apartment #6 is an expansive, light-filled studio with five oversized windows facing east and north. With almost no obstruction and tree-lined views from every window, you're surrounded by sunlight all day, enhanced by 9-foot ceilings. Original hardwood floors run throughout, and a small foyer and large closet add function to the open layout. Lovingly cared for by the same owner for the past 26 years, Apartment #6 is in original condition and offers a rare blank canvas to create your dream downtown home. Why pay for someone else's renovation choices when you can design every detail exactly the way you want it? Built in 1904, 64 MacDougal Street is a well-maintained boutique prewar redbrick co-op on one of SoHo's very best tree-lined blocks. The building retains much of its original charm, with elegant marble stairs and unique plaster details, along with subway-tiled hallways and lobby, bright red apartment doors, and flower boxes on the stairwell landing windows. Residents enjoy a common patio, and the co-op recently completed a full facade repointing and re-coating. This well-managed walk-up offers very low maintenance. Pets up to 45 lbs are welcome, subletting is permitted after two years of ownership, and washer/dryers and dishwashers may be installed with engineering and board approval. Situated at the crossroads of SoHo, the West Village and Greenwich Village, this is one of the best locations in the city for getting everywhere. Within a few blocks of the building, you have access to the 6th Avenue buses, the C/E at Spring Street, the 1 train at Houston Street, and the A/B/C/D/E/F/M at West 4th Street, putting Midtown, Brooklyn and New Jersey all within about 30 minutes. Steeped in history and still buzzing with energy, the neighborhood is a world-class destination for dining, shopping and nightlife, and neighbors have included icons of music and fashion. Grab coffee and a cronut at Dominique Ansel, have dinner at Raoul's, Roscioli or 12 Chairs, and stop for ice cream at Morgenstern's. Three of the city's best movie theaters (the Angelika, IFC Center and Film Forum) are a 3–5 minute walk away. Washington Square Park and Hudson River Park are nearby, as are top gyms, yoga and Pilates studios. Truly a special opportunity in a very special building. Please note: pied-à-terres, guarantors, and parents purchasing for children are not permitted. Gifted funds are allowed. Floorplan coming soon!