Make mak pa w nan istwa Vil Nouyòk: Loft klasik 2 chanm sa a, ki chita nan yon bilding ki ofri sèvis konplè ak gad nan antre, se tikè pa w pou w viv nan Greenwich Village nan pi bon kondisyon. Depi w antre, yon galri 29 pye mennen w pase devan yon pakèt bèl plaka entegre ki trè pratik, pou rive nan espas loft la ki sèvi kòm salon, ak plafon 10 pye wotè, mi an brik ak aparans rustik, chemine dekoratif ak planche an pye bwadchenn cho. Pwen repè pi renmen w nan Village la ap salye w deyò fenèt panoramik yo: achitekti ki soti nan tout epòk, gwo tank dlo sou do kay Nouyòkè yo renmen anpil, ak bèl syèl lwès la. De chanm yo, ki gen detay ki soti anvan lagè a ak mi an brik tou, gen plaka sou mezi anplis, pou bay tout espas depo ou ta ka janm bezwen. Sa a se pa yon twalèt Nouyòk tipik ki tou piti: yo agrandi l epi yo ekipe l ak bèl seramik, kabinè briyan ak vèni, ansanm ak yon lavabo an nikèl matle ki klere. Yo pèmèt enstale machin pou lave ak seche rad, sou apwobasyon konsèy administrasyon an.

Ou bezwen pran yon ti souf lè fre? Teras sou do kay bilding nan, ki gen bèl jaden, ap tann ou ak chèz konfòtab, bèl vi mayifik ak yon jaden zèb aromatik rezidan yo ka sèvi. Genyen tou yon gwo sal lesiv ak espas pou sere bisiklèt nan bilding nan. Yon responsab rezidan sipèvize fonksyònman san pwoblèm koperativ la, avèk èd yon moun k ap fè ti reparasyon a plen tan, pòtè ak anplwaye nan antre a 24 sou 24.

Èske w ap vin jwenn atis, ekriven ak radikal politik ki te jwenn refij isit la? Albert la, ki te louvri kòm otèl an 1887, te antre nan Rejis Nasyonal Etazini pou Kote Istorik an 2012, pou rekonèt kontribisyon li nan kilti vil sa a ak peyi sa a. Li gen 4 bilding, sou University Place, soti nan 10th rive nan 11th Street. Bilding apatman sa a chita a te bati an 1883, dapre plan achitèk Henry Hardenbergh (ki te koni tou pou konsepsyon The Dakota ak otèl The Waldorf Astoria). Apre li te fin sèvi pandan lontan kòm Hotel Albert, yo te transfòme otèl la an apatman pou lwe an 1975, epi an 1984, an koperativ vibran li ye jodi a.

Albert la chita yon kote pafè, ant Washington Square Park ak Union Square Park, epi li antoure ak anpil bon restoran ak magazen abondan nan Village la. Anplis, gen aksè fasil ak plizyè liy transpò piblik. Koperativ ki aksepte bèt kay sa a pèmèt tou apatman segondè ak acha ansanm, sou apwobasyon konsèy administrasyon an. Vin lakay ou.

Stake your claim in New York City history: This classic 2BR loft, situated within a full-service, doorman building, is your ticket to Greenwich Village living at its finest. Upon entry, a 29' gallery sweeps you past an astonishing array of convenient built-in closets, into your loft-as-living room, with its 10' ceilings, rustic brick walls, decorative fireplace and warm oak floors. Your favorite Village touchstones greet you outside the panoramic windows: architecture of all periods, the beloved NYC water towers and the glorious Western sky. Two bedrooms, also enjoying pre-war detail and brick walls, are complemented by additional custom closets, providing as much storage as you could possibly desire. Not your typical tiny NYC bathroom, this one has been expanded and outfitted with lovely ceramics, glossy, lacquered cabinetry and a gleaming hammered nickel sink. Washer/dryers are permitted to be installed, with Board approval.

Need a breath of fresh air? The building's lushly landscaped roof terrace beckons, with its comfortable seating, jaw dropping views and resident-friendly herb garden. Also onsite is an abundant laundry facility and bicycle storage. A Resident Manager oversees the seamless running of the cooperative, with the assistance of a full-time handyman, porters and 24-hour door staff.

Will you join the artists, writers and political radicals who have found refuge here? The Albert, which first opened as a hotel in 1887, was placed on the United States National Register of Historic Places in 2012, in recognition of its contribution to culture in this city and country. It is comprised of 4 buildings, along University Place stretching from 10th to 11th Streets. The building in which this home is tucked was built in 1883 and was designed by architect Henry Hardenbergh (also known for designing The Dakota and the The Waldorf Astoria Hotel). After a long history as the Hotel Albert, the hotel was converted to rental apartments in 1975 and then in 1984 to the vibrant cooperative it is today.

Perfectly situated between Washington Square Park and Union Square Park, surrounded by the plentiful and luxuriant dining and shopping opportunities of the Village, the Albert is also within easy access of many lines of public transportation. A pet-friendly cooperative, it also permits pieds-a-terre and co-purchasing, with Board approval. Come on home.