A two bedroom in the East Village for $575,000 is a good deal if you don't mind the stairs
The prewar apartment has high, original tin ceilings, hardwood floors, and French doors.
If you have your heart set on living in the East Village, sadly, it's getting harder and harder to find a place under $1 million. Which is why this well-priced two bedroom, one bath, 125 East Fourth St., #14, caught our eye. Yes, it's a fourth-floor walk-up, but it's $575,000 with $929 maintenance, and has some nice features, too. (Note: it's a condop. Read more about those here.) Bear in mind that the median asking price for a two bedroom in the East Village is now a whopping $1,495,000.
The 600-square-foot prewar apartment has high, original tin ceilings, hardwood floors, French doors, and southern and eastern exposures.
The kitchen has a window, as well as a fair amount of counter space and cabinets, and a dishwasher.
The master bedroom can accommodate a king-size bed, and the large storage wall unit transfers with the sale.
The building has a live-in porter, laundry room, storage facility and bike space. Dogs are also allowed.
Parental assistance with buying is permitted, and there is limited subleasing after two years with board approval.
The F train at Second Avenue is four blocks away, and there are lots of dining, shopping, and nightlife opportunities in the neighborhood. Plus Tomkins Square Park is close by, too.
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