ID # | RLS11027370 |
Detay | 1 chambre, 1 twalèt, 1 mwatye twalèt, machin lave, machin sèch, enteryè: 1952 ft2, 181m2, 14 kay nan batiman an, batiman an gen 8 etaj DOM: 5 jou |
Ane konstriksyon | 1903 |
Frè antretyen | $1,535 |
Taks (pa ane) | $34,224 |
Tren anba tè | 3 minit pou tren N, Q, R, W |
4 minit pou tren L | |
5 minit pou tren 4, 5, 6, F, M | |
8 minit pou tren 1 | |
9 minit pou tren 2, 3 | |
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Inite sa a vini ak lokatè ki gen yon lwaye ki deziyen.
Situe avèk élégance nan kè Flatiron/Union Square, 7 East 17th Street (ki rele tou 10 East 18th Street) se yon konplèks kondominyòm lojman ki gen 14 inite, ki chita nan yon bilding landmark ikon ki gen 8 etaj. Li te bati an 1903 epi li te konvèti an kondominyòm nan 2007. Pwopriyete exquis sa a situe nan Distri Istorik Ladies’ Mile, ant Fifth Avenue ak Broadway, sou youn nan tranch ki pi remakab nan distri vibrant Flatiron Manhattan.
Karakteristik Inite yo:
- 1,952 pye kare espas loft, plan etaj fleksib la ofri yon bèl towo pou kreyativite
- Eksplozif sou menm
- Plafon wo
- Kounye a itilize kòm loft viv/ travay
Karakteristik Bilding lan:
- Asansè prive ak kle
- Superentandan ki travay a tan plen
- Lobby ki fèt nouvo
- Materyèl fasad ki fèt an wòch, Tera Cotta, ak bri, ki fèk reyalize pou reflechi achitekti Neo-Renesan nan katye a
This unit comes with the rent-stabilized tenant.
Nestled gracefully in the heart of Flatiron/Union Square, 7 East 17th Street (also known as 10 East 18th Street) is a boutique, 14-unit loft condominium set in an iconic 8-story landmark building. Built in 1903 and converted to condos in 2007. This exquisite property is situated in the Ladies’ Mile Historic District, between Fifth Avenue and Broadway, on one of the most notable stretches of Manhattan’s vibrant Flatiron District.
Unit Features:
- 1,952 sf sf of loft space, the flexible floor plan offers a wonderful canvas for creative ingenuity
- South exposure
- High ceilings
- Currently used as live/work loft
Building Features:
- Private keyed elevator
- Full-time superintendent
- Newly renovated lobby
- Stone, Terra Cotta, and brick facade materials, recently restored to reflect the Neo-Renaissance architecture of the neighborhood
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