257 East 7th Street, #13

For the first time in almost 45 years, 257 E. 7th Street #13, a one-of-a-kind, once-in-a-lifetime loft has come to market in the East Village/Alphabet City. This true artist’s loft is not only one of Manhattan’s most unique spaces but is also the rarest with four exposures including a wall of south-facing windows and 12-foot ceilings and it is nestled on the top floor of a co-op on an iconic East Village/Alphabet City block. For its size and sheer volume, 257 E. 7th Street #13 cannot be reproduced in any new development condo and it is priced for your renovation; bring your architect/contractor to your viewing and transform this space into the home you have only dreamed of.

257 E. 7th Street #13 is a nearly 1,000 square foot wide open, white-box loft with an oversized triple-windowed bathroom, another half bath/laundry room, galley kitchen and a total of 14 windows from four exposures, inviting all-day light and your fresh new vision; let your imagination run wild in designing this unique loft on the top floor of a well-managed co-op in the East Village/Alphabet City.

The possibilities are endless for creating a truly unique home and with its abundant light and space, something great will be achieved at 257 E. 7th Street #13.

255-257 E. 7th Street is a professionally managed walk-up co-op community with intercom entry and a common roof deck and the sale of 257 E. 7th Street #13 includes a personal basement storage locker. Surrounded by legendary NYC sites including Tompkins Square Park and historic homes of leading members of the Beat Generation, the bohemian vibe remains along with modern comforts like bookstores, coffee houses, restaurants and bars. A short stroll to trains, buses and Citibike, 257 E. 7th Street #13 is the loft you have been searching for, ready for your imprint and your improvements, priced to sell and with low monthly maintenance; bring your architect/contractor to your viewing and grab this rare opportunity.

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