per Just listed at Ageloff Towers, Residence 7I is a renovated one-bedroom that combines nearly a century of East Village character with a kitchen you don't have to compromise on.
The apartment opens to a proper entry foyer with excellent closet space before leading into a gracious living room and beautifully renovated open kitchen. Designed with abundant cabinetry, generous counter space with under mounted fridge & freezer drawers and modern appliances, the kitchen opens and connects to the living space.
The bedroom gets beautiful natural light from oversized windows and comfortably accommodates a king-size bed. The windowed bathroom retains one of the apartment's best original details, a classic clawfoot tub. High ceilings, hardwood floors, original moldings and unusually generous storage add to the prewar character throughout.
And then there's Ageloff Towers itself. Built in 1929 and designed by Shampan & Shampan, Ageloff was different from much of the neighborhood from the beginning: at a time when downtown was still dominated by smaller tenements and walk-ups, it was designed with elevators, gracious layouts and private bathrooms, bringing a more elevated style of apartment living to the East Village.
Look up before you walk inside and you'll find elaborate terra-cotta figures over the entrance. Step into the lobby and the Art Deco detailing continues. Today, Ageloff Towers is a 100-residence co-op in the heart of the East Village, surrounded by some of downtown Manhattan's best restaurants, shops and neighborhood institutions.
80% financing permitted, pets permitted with approval, subletting permitted with restrictions, elevator, laundry room, live-in super, porter, bike storage, storage and common courtyard. There is currently a capital assessment of 197.95 per month.