An East Village studio with a large loft where you can sleep or work, for $595,000
A separate loft space that can be used as a sleeping area, an office, or a storage space is the biggest draw of this East Village studio, 111 Fourth Ave., #40, making the apartment feel like more than just one room. A recently renovated kitchen, central A/C, and three closets (including a walk-in) are added bonuses. It’s listed for $595,000.
Twelve-foot ceilings, bright white walls, and huge casement windows make the main living space—which is actually rather small—feel much larger.
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Its current set-up allows for what looks to be a full-sized bed with a nightstand, a couch that is facing the bed, and a narrow dining table by the windows. Honey-colored parquet flooring runs underfoot, partially covered by a gray rug by the sofa.
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Just off the living area is a surprisingly roomy kitchen with a stainless steel range and dishwasher, a white fridge that matches the custom-made cabinets, and a breakfast bar that can be used for dining or extra prep space. There’s also a lovely gray-and-white-tiled backsplash, and terra cotta tiles on the floor.
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The apartment’s current occupant has also placed a small desk to the right of the breakfast bar, where he or she presumably gets some work done.
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The desk would also work upstairs in the loft space, which is empty at the moment.
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The bathroom isn’t shown, perhaps because, according to the floor plan, the sink appears to be outside the bathroom.
The studio is in the International Tailoring Company Building, a full-service co-op with a 24-hour doorman, live-in super, two roof decks, laundry on every floor, private storage, and bike storage. Maintenance is $976 a month. And sorry dog lovers, no dogs allowed!
It’s close to Union Square and its numerous subway options, including the 4, 5, 6, N, Q, E, W, and L trains.
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