Fun igba akọkọ ni o fẹrẹ to ọgọrun ọdun mẹta, a ti tun nṣe ẹbun ẹlẹdẹ kekere ti ile Christodora. Ibi ifẹhinti iyanu kan ti o ni yara kan ti o jẹ ídánilẹ́kọ́ ni condominium olokiki yii ni East Village. Ibi yẹn jẹ spacious, airy, ati serene, nigba ti o jẹ asopọ si agbaye ti o kun fun irọlẹ ni ita awọn ferese rẹ.

Yara gbigbẹsun ti o jẹ orisun-ẹmi ti o kun fun imọlẹ oorun ni iriri ti ibi idakẹjẹ ti ara ẹni. O ti ni idasilẹ nipasẹ awọn ferese ti o tobi ti o mu awọn vistas ti o gbooro ti Tompkins Square Park ati awọn iwọn ọrun ni isalẹ. Awọn ceiling 11-ọjọ ti o ga pẹlu awọn ibèmu ṣẹda itẹsiwaju ti iwọn ati imọlẹ, nigba ti ilẹ igi oki n fun agbegbe naa ni itura ati iyatọ. Pẹlupẹlu, ibi idana pẹlu ferese ti o ni ohun ti o fẹran ti iwọn ọrun Midtown pẹlu Ẹgbẹ Iṣowo Empire State n jẹ ki eyikeyi olounje ni idunnu.

Ilana ti agbegbe naa n ronu ṣe itọju imọlẹ adayeba ati asiri, nfunni ni idapọ ti iwọn ati ibasepọ ni ile kan ti o ni yara kan ti o tobi. Awọn aṣọ ti o ni agbawole ati ipamọ ti o pọ si ni afikun si ifamọra ile-iyẹ.

Eyi jẹ anfaani to ṣe pataki lati ni apakan ti itan East Village ti ko ti yipada ni ọdun 28.

Ẹgbẹ idoko-owo ti o wa lọwọlọwọ jẹ $321 / oṣooṣu.

For the first time in nearly three decades, a lower crown jewel of the Christodora House is once again being offered. This exceptional corner one bedroom residence is truly one of a kind in this iconic East Village condominium. The apartment is spacious, airy, and serene, while connected to the vibrant world just outside its windows.

The sun-drenched corner living room has a feeling of a private sanctuary. Framed by oversized windows that capture sweeping vistas of Tompkins Square Park and the skylines beyond. Soaring 11-foot beamed ceilings create a sense of volume and light, while oak hardwood floors give the space warmth and sophistication. Additionally, a windowed kitchen with a coveted view of the Midtown skyline including the Empire State Building makes any chef happy.

The residence's thoughtful layout maximizes both natural light and privacy, offering a balance of volume and intimacy in an oversized one-bedroom home. Generous closets and abundant overhead storage further add to the apartment's appeal.

This is a rare chance to own a piece of East Village history which hasn't changed hands in 28 years.

There is a current capital improvement assessment for $321 / month.