This quiet and spacious flex-4 bedroom home preserves original and classic pre-war architectural details coupled with an updated kitchen. The apartment features: multiple exposures to the East and West, original hardwood flooring (some rooms preserved under carpeting) with inset Walnut border, original plaster cove ceiling (living/dining/great room), original metal window casings, a modern eat-in and windowed kitchen outfitted with a suite of stainless steel appliances and dual sinks, walk-in pantry/utility closet, built-in home office area, updated cabinetry, ample closets and storage, classic bathroom with original cast-iron tub, and a dual-exposure king sized master bedroom with ensuite bathroom.

Additionally, a windowed laundry/utility room can be updated or converted into a 4th bedroom, home office, or simply a huge walk-in storage room (90+ square feet).

Further, this home offers numerous options for the removal of walls and reconfiguration of the space, allowing for enhanced natural light and optimization of the space to suit your lifestyle. An additional bathroom may also be added. This unit is the by-product of two apartments that have been previously combined, creating one of the largest units in the cooperative.

The Amalgamated Dwellings is a 236 unit, 6 story cooperative located on Grand St on the Lower East Side. Built in 1929, this coop maintains its original art deco and European charm. The property is known for original details, including intricate plaster work, high ceilings, windowed hallways, classic European-style elevators, wide entrance archways, and its private central courtyard with fountains. Nestled amongst other much, larger coops, this property evokes a charming throwback to an earlier era.

In addition to its unique art deco attributes, the coop also features updated laundry facilities, a gym, a community room, bicycle storage, package room, 24 hour security, and on-site maintenance staff. The coop is also close to major transportation hubs (F,M,J,Z, M14A, Ferry), Trader Joes/Target, Essex Crossing, East River Park, and many restaurants and cafes.