Explore properties in East Village, Chelsea, and Port Richmond this week.
Searching for a new home in Manhattan? Look no further! Let’s explore some fantastic property options in the bustling city that never sleeps.
First up, we have a charming two-bedroom, two-bath duplex condo located at 753 East Fifth Street, No. 1A. This 900-square-foot gem features a private entrance, a kitchen with a vented range, an open living and dining area, an upper-level terrace, zoned electric heat, a vented washer/dryer, and outdoor access to a patio and driveway. Situated on the first two floors of a four-story walk-up building with a super, this condo is listed by Jeremy Kamm and Josue Gonzalez of Coldwell Banker Warburg. Monthly costs include common charges of $792 and taxes of $1,630. Pros include a garden that can accommodate a parking space, tinted windows for privacy, and the option to sublet. However, cons include the lack of indoor access to mail and packages and limited storage space.
Next, we have a spacious one-bedroom, one-bath co-op apartment at 161 West 15th Street, No. 4E. This roughly 1,100-square-foot unit boasts an open floor plan, an island kitchen with granite countertops, a home office/sleeping nook, a utility closet with a washer/dryer, 12-foot barrel-vault ceilings, ample storage, and insulated windows. Located on the fourth floor of a seven-story prewar building with a virtual intercom, live-in super, full-time porter, bike room, and shared storage, this co-op is listed by Stanley Ginsberg of Coldwell Banker Warburg. Monthly maintenance costs are $2,282. Pros include surround-sound speakers and proximity to Union Square Park, while cons include lack of views and amenities in the building.
Lastly, if you’re considering Staten Island, check out 136 Nicholas Avenue, a lovely two-bedroom, three-bath semi-attached house. This 1,646-square-foot home features an open living/dining area, an island kitchen with a breakfast bar and granite countertops, a den/home office, a basement recreation room with outdoor access, a washer/dryer, central heating and air-conditioning, a security system, an attached garage, a driveway, and a backyard with an aboveground pool and deck. Listed by Lisa Lonuzzi and Christina Lonuzzi Barranca of Compass, this property has yearly taxes of $4,344. Pros include recent updates to the kitchen and hot-water heater and ample sunlight, while cons include a bathroom without a window and limited closet space on the second floor.
In conclusion, these properties offer a variety of features and amenities to suit different preferences and lifestyles. Keep in mind that availability may change quickly in the dynamic real estate market. For more updates on residential real estate news, sign up for our weekly email newsletter. Happy house hunting!
Source: The NY Times
