ABOUT THE PROPERTY

This LARGE 1-bed apartment is located in a pre-war, walk-up building at the cross streets of East 11th and Avenue A. There are wood floors throughout the living room, kitchen, and bedrooms. The apartment has large windows in both the living room/kitchen and bedroom, which sheds great, natural light into the spaces.

The kitchen comes furnished with a gas-burner stove, microwave, and refrigerator. Bedroom easily fits a QUEEN size bed and has a built-in closet! SEPTEMBER 1 MOVE-IN

Kitchen:
-Gas-burner stove, microwave, and refrigerator
-Wood floors
-Could accommodate a dining room table or brunch area

Living Room:
-Wood floors
-Exposed brick

Bedroom:
-Wood floors and exposed brick
-Large windows facing the back of the building
-LARGE closet
-Very quiet

Bathroom:
-Marble tiles
-Newer fixtures

BROKER fee

ABOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Lying east of Greenwich Village, south of Gramercy and north of the Lower East Side, and encompassing the neighborhoods of Alphabet City and NoHo, the East Village is one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in the borough of Manhattan. Throughout the last century, the East Village's resounding cultural and artistic developments have reverberated throughout the United States and the world. Notably, the East Village is home to the legendary music club CBGB where groups such as Television and the Ramones contributed to the genesis of what would become the punk movement. The art galleries in this neighborhood also helped to galvanize and define modern art in America, with artists such as Keith Haring and Jeff Koons exhibiting their works. Today, the East Village is still one of the most youthful neighborhoods in Manhattan - a fact ensured by NYU's notable presence - and is home to experimental music clubs, theaters and trendy fashion boutiques. Strict zoning regulations keep overdevelopment at bay and ensure that the neighborhood will preserve its aesthetic into the future. A paradise for the epicures, the East Village contains the most varied assortment of ethnic restaurants in New York. In short, the East Village continues to embody an identifiably New York spirit and represents one of the most interesting and spiritually fulfilling places to call home.