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54 East 1st Street
54 East 1st Street, East Village, Manhattan, NY 10003

Pre-war Co-op

16 units
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  • 16 residences
  • 6 stories
  • BUILT 1910

The Details About 54 East 1st Street

The fifteen-unit co-op is conveniently located where First Avenue and 1st Street meet and close to several subway lines, including the B,D,F,M and the 6. The building is well-known as the home to Prune restaurant and is close to numerous galleries, cafes and restaurants.

key features
  • Central air
  • New roof installed 2007
  • Underlying Mortgage only @$400
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54 East 1st Street Units

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Get to know the East Village

In the mid-20th century, what used to be a region subsumed into the Lower East Side became so distinct it warranted a spin-off into an entirely separate neighborhood. At present, the East Village has struck out on its own to become one of the city’s most adored areas. For a place that seems to embody a more modern version of New York City-style greatness, the East Village contains bountiful history. St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery on East 10th was constructed in the late 1790s and stands as Manhattan’s second-oldest church building. An unassuming Gothic revival townhouse on Avenue B is the nationally-recognized Charlie Parker Residence, where the jazz legend lived in the 1950s. Across from Bird’s former home awaits Tompkins Square Park, a green centerpiece with plenty of shade under a collection of elm trees where you can sit, relax, and snack on a bagel for a while.

East Village Neighborhood Guide