The plywood and scaffolding came down here at 84 E. 10th St. between Third Avenue and Fourth Avenue in November ... exposing a rather ugly glass front...
Here's what it looked like a few years ago...
Anyway, retail spaces are available. (There used to be retail here — 99X.) And now the residential portion of the building is on the market. Here's the listing per Bond:
**This is an amazing apartment in a great neighborhood.** **As the only residential unit in the bldg, it is very private.** **Located in a Prime Greenwich Village area, it is close to the best dining & nightlife (and not too far from the subway & Union Square).** **There are many charming features as well: hardwood floors, high ceilings, skylights throughout, lots of windows, washer/dryer in the unit, separate kitchen w/ dishwasher & a huge private roofdeck.** **Stunning 2BR/2.5 Bath Loft w/ Tons of Space!!** **This is a great deal for the area...a must see for anyone & everyone!!**
And what is "a great deal for the area"?
$7,500 a month. (A listing with a different realtor had it going for $8,500.)
A few photos.
As Jeremiah Moss wrote back in November, "These buildings between Third and Fourth Avenues were once the epicenter of the Abstract Expressionist movement in the 1950s." Read that post here.
And I wonder if anyone ever figured out that rooftop noise here?
13 comments:
Yeah, that change to the facade is real big improvement...
What a bat cave! Northern exposure means sun light is not included!
How does it somehow look older and crappier now?
So 10th between 3rd and 4th is Greenwich Village now? My my.
Wasn't Moon-Ska in this building?
WHAT A CHOP JOB
OY
Terrible changes to the front facade. Just terrible. It was a much better building before the renovation. How can builders screw up something that much???
i remember moon ska being on 10th near A
Nope sorry 2nd and A. Ugh, old age.
Oh, please. As if any of you whiners would reject an offer to live there (rent-reduced of course).
"Prime Greenwich Village area"!!! That's even funnier than the new hotel across from Trader Joe's claiming it's in Union Sq. Maybe even funnier than real estate douchebags calling Gowanus "South Slope."
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_Ska_Records :
"The original (Moon Ska) storefront was located at 150 East 2nd Street in the Alphabet City section of the East Village. When space became an issue, the business moved to a larger location at 84 East 10th Street."
That apartment used to be a Happy Ending Korean Massage Parlor for a few years. One of the better ones around. They fixed it up nice.
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