613 EAST 6TH STREET, #4A

Manhattan, NY 10009

This beautiful and sunny 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment is centrally located in the heart of the East Village. Formerly the home of famed photographer David LaChapelle, this apartment is unlike any other unit in the building. The apartment has been thoroughly renovated with modern finishes, while maintaining its authentic pre-war charm. Unit 4A offers nine oversized windows throughout, including four southern facing windows in the cozy bedrooms to allow for an abundance of natural light. The unit features exposed brick, cherry wood flooring, tin ceilings, and wainscoting throughout.

Enter the apartment through a long foyer, which brings you to a thoughtfully designed chef's kitchen and living area. The kitchen features a large island, modern appliances, including a top of the line Bosch dishwasher, 52-bottle wine cooler, and plenty of cabinet space. The two south-facing bedrooms receive fantastic light and each have built-in closets. The oversized bathroom which can be accessed directly from the primary bedroom or the living area is outfitted with a grand pedestal sink and an inviting antique claw-foot tub. This apartment is conveniently outfitted with ceiling fans in each room, as well as an in-unit washer/dryer, and a video intercom system. To top it off, residents have access to a massive well-maintained roof deck, used for entertaining or sunbathing, which offers unobstructed views of the city including both the Freedom Tower and the Empire State Building. Residents also have access to a tranquil private garden adjacent to the building, which can be used as a lovely entrance/exit.

613 East 6th Street is a boutique East Village Cooperative with only 14 units, on a lovely tree lined block, steps from Tompkins Square Park. The building is pet friendly, historically attracts long-term residents and permits guarantors, co-purchasing, pied-a-terres, and subletting on a case-by-case basis. The building has strong financials and allows up to 80% financing. Easy access to the FDR, public transportation (the F,J,M,Z,L,6,N,R trains & numerous bus lines), as well as Citi Bike docking stations.