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Stock Cooperative

47-49 King Street #12

New York, NY 10014
$895,000
Baños
1
Año de construcción
1829

Propiedad cortesía de Justin D Rubinstein, Compass

Acerca de esta casa

Tucked within a beautifully preserved prewar townhouse, this charming alcove studio offers a rare combination of character, privacy, and tranquility in one of downtown Manhattan’s most coveted neighborhoods.

Set on the third floor and overlooking lush courtyard gardens, the residence is filled with beautiful southern light and a sense of calm that feels worlds away from the energy of the city. Original details blend seamlessly with thoughtful modern updates, including a working wood-burning fireplace, a well-appointed kitchen with generous counter space and a dishwasher, and abundant storage.

The spacious bathroom and multiple closets add to the apartment’s exceptional functionality, while direct access to the secluded private courtyard creates an extraordinary extension of the home—an oasis rarely found in SoHo.

Residents enjoy a collection of thoughtful amenities, including a landscaped courtyard with grilling area, private storage, laundry facilities, and bicycle storage. The pet-friendly co-op is located within a historically significant, landmarked section of SoHo surrounded by the neighborhood’s celebrated architecture, restaurants, galleries, and boutiques, with a new 50,000 square feet Chelsea Piers Fitness location coming soon next door, adding to the convenience and appeal of this exceptional downtown setting.

A distinctive home with soul, light, and an uncommon sense of privacy, this is a truly special opportunity to own a peaceful retreat in the heart of downtown.

Detalles

Property

Type
Apartment
Año de construcción
1829
Stories
3
Subdivision
Hudson Square
County
New York

Interior

Appliances
Dishwasher
Laundry
Common On Floor, Common Area
Furnished
Unfurnished

Exterior and parking

Exterior
Building Garden

Community and fees

Association fee
$1,355 monthly
Pets
Building No, No