Pou premye fwa nan prèske twa deseni, yon kouwòn ki pi ba nan Kay Christodora ap ofri ankò. Rezidans sa a ki gen yon sèl chanm nan kwen an se vrèman yon bagay inik nan kondominyòm sa a ki ikonik nan East Village. Apatman an se laj, èrè, ak trankil, pandan li konekte ak mond dinamik la jis deyò fenèt li yo.

Salon kwen ki benyen nan solèy la gen yon sans de yon santèn prive. Li se fòm ak fenèt ki gen gwo dimansyon ki kaptire bèl peyizaj Tompkins Square Park ak skyline yo ki pi lwen. Plafon ak travès 11 pye ki sòti an wo kreye yon sans de volim ak limyè, pandan planche an bwa chène bay espas sa a chalè ak sofistikasyon. Anplis, gen yon kwizin ki gen fenèt ak yon vi ki anvi pou skyline Midtown ki enkli Empire State Building ki fè nenpòt kwit manje kontan.

Layout panse a rezidans la maximize tou de limyè natirèl ak prive, ofri yon balans ant volim ak entimite nan yon kay ak yon sèl chanm ki gen gwo dimansyon. Klosèt jenere ak anpil estok anwo plis ajoute nan apèl apatman an.

Sa a se yon rara chans pou posede yon moso istwa East Village ki pa chanje men depi 28 ane.

Gen yon evalyasyon pou amelyorasyon kapital ki aktif pou $559 pa mwa.

For the first time in nearly three decades, a lower crown jewel of the Christodora House is once again being offered. This exceptional corner one bedroom residence is truly one of a kind in this iconic East Village condominium. The apartment is spacious, airy, and serene, while connected to the vibrant world just outside its windows.
 
The sun-drenched corner living room has a feeling of a private sanctuary. Framed by oversized windows that capture sweeping vistas of Tompkins Square Park and the skylines beyond. Soaring 11-foot beamed ceilings create a sense of volume and light, while oak hardwood floors give the space warmth and sophistication. Additionally, a windowed kitchen with a coveted view of the Midtown skyline including the Empire State Building makes any chef happy.  
 
The residence's thoughtful layout maximizes both natural light and privacy, offering a balance of volume and intimacy in an oversized one-bedroom home. Generous closets and abundant overhead storage further add to the apartment's appeal.
 
This is a rare chance to own a piece of East Village history which hasn't changed hands in 28 years.

There is a current capital improvement assessment for $559 / month.