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The Cast Iron Building at 67 East 11th Street is a 144-unit cooperative situated inside the James McCreery Dry Goods Store, erected in 1861. In 1971 it became one of the city’s first major cast iron building residential conversions, which now famously proliferate through the Greenwich Village, SoHo and the surrounding neighborhoods.
The conversion preserved the building’s magnificent multi-floor arcade and added several new floors at the top. The original department store interiors made for tall-ceiled, sun-filled lofts. Many apartments feature double-height living spaces and lofted kitchens and bedrooms. Some units feature balconies. The building offers the services of a full-time doorman and a live-in superintendent, and facilities such as an elevator a bike room, a laundry room, resident storage, and cold storage.
Cast Iron Building sits in an active, central part of Lower Manhattan at the junction of several vibrant neighborhoods - Greenwich Village, East Village, NoHo, Gramercy, Union Square, and Flatiron. Union Square Park sits three blocks to the north, as does the 14th Street-Union Square station of the L/N/Q/R/W/4/5/6 trains. Washington Square and Stuyvesant Square parks are both located within a few blocks.
Co-op rules allow co-purchases, guarantors, pied-a-terres, sublets, and parents buying for children.
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