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56 Ludlow Street is a pre-war cooperative building located in Manhattan's Lower East Side. Originally completed in 1900 and converted into a co-op in 1990, this 5-story walk-up building contains 12 units. Positioned between Hester and Grand Streets, 56 Ludlow offers residents amenities such as intercom access and basement bike storage. Washer/dryers and pets are allowed with approval.
Known as the birthplace of the iconic band Velvet Underground, 56 Ludlow sits on a quiet block that benefits from its proximity to nearby schools, providing a rare sense of calm in this vibrant neighborhood. Despite its peaceful setting, the building is just steps away from the Lower East Side’s rich offerings of art, culture, dining, and shopping.
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