Kichaka cha East Village. Kiwango kilichokubaliwa.
223 East 2nd Street inainuka kwenye ghorofa saba juu ya bloc ambapo mipango ya sasa haikubali tena. Katika eneo la miguu ya mraba 15,766 - vitengo sita vya loft, biashara ya sakafu ya chini, na basement - jengo linatoa kile ambacho wasanifu na waendelezaji wanaweza kutambua kwa muono: mifupa asilia, sakafu ya ukubwa wa loft, na façade ambayo haina sawa ya kisasa.

Tabia ya Kijengo
• Jengo la ghorofa saba la matofali, lililojengwa mwaka 1900
• Facade ya matofali yenye mapambo ya terracotta - madirisha yaliyopinda, pindi ya mapambo, kazi ya mawe iliyochongwa
• Ngazi ya balustrade ya chuma iliyofanywa kwa mikono ya awali
• Mkorogo wa lifti iliyopo - miundombinu ipo kwa usanikishaji wa baadaye
• Pawe ya paa lililotanuka kwa mtazamo usiozuiliwa wa anga ya Manhattan

Muundo
• Jumla: 15,185 sq ft eneo kubwa la sakafu
• Makazi: 13,260 sq ft katika vitengo 6
• Biashara: 1,925 sq ft kwenye kiwango cha barabara
• Eneo: 2,165 sq ft (24.75 ft × 88.25 ft)

Kwa Ghorofa
• Ghorofa ya Saba: Maonyesho manne wazi, dari ya 10'4" - usanifu wa penthouse
• Ghorofa ya Sita: dari ya 10'9"
• Ghorofa ya Tano: dari ya 10'8"
• Ghorofa za 3–4: dari za 9'10"
• Ghorofa ya Pili: terasi ya kibinafsi 24'9" × 11'4"
• Sakafu ya chini ya biashara: dari ya 10'2"
• Basement kamili

Uainishaji & Muundo
• Kijengo Daraja: C4 - Nyumba za Old Law
• Daraja la Kodi: 2B
• Mipango: Conv Ind/Com Residential
• Mwaka wa Kujengwa: 1900

Kukodisha
• Jengo limeandikishwa kama IMD - kitengo 1 kinachofunikwa, na maombi 1 ya ufunikaji yaliyowasilishwa
• Wapangaji wawili kwa sasa wanakabili ghorofa mbili, na hakuna anayelipa kodi
• Jengo litakuwa na upungufu isipokuwa Vitengo #3 na #4
• Tamko la Hadithi limewasilishwa na kubadilishwa (Juni 2025)

Mahali
East 2nd Street iko kwenye makutano ya urithi wa ubunifu wa East Village na maendeleo yake yanayoendelea. Imezungukwa na maonyesho huru, mikahawa inayodhaminiwa na wapishi, na miongo kadhaa ya historia ya kitamaduni, anwani hiyo iko hatua chache kutoka Tompkins Square Park na wingi wa Lower East Side. Huu ni bloc ambao haujawahi kuwa wa kawaida - na jengo linalothibitisha hilo.

An East Village Original. Grandfathered Volume.
223 East 2nd Street rises seven stories above a block where current zoning no longer permits it. At 15,766 square feet — six open loft units, ground-floor commercial, and a basement — the building offers what architects and developers recognize on sight: original bones, loft-scale floor plates, and a façade that has no contemporary equivalent.

Architectural Character
• Seven-story masonry walk-up, built 1900
• Brick façade with ornate terracotta detailing — arched windows, decorative cornice, carved stonework
• Original wrought iron balustrade staircase
• Existing elevator shaft — infrastructure in place for future installation
• Unobstructed flat rooftop with open Manhattan skyline views

Composition
• Total: 15,185 sq ft gross floor area
• Residential: 13,260 sq ft across 6 units
• Commercial: 1,925 sq ft at street level
• Lot: 2,165 sq ft (24.75 ft × 88.25 ft)

By Floor
• Seventh Floor: Four open exposures, 10'4" ceilings — penthouse configuration
• Sixth Floor: 10'9" ceilings
• Fifth Floor: 10'8" ceilings
• Floors 3–4: 9'10" ceilings
• Second Floor: Private terrace 24'9" × 11'4"
• Ground Floor Commercial: 10'2" ceilings
• Full basement

Designation & Structure
• Building Class: C4 — Old Law Tenement
• Tax Class: 2B
• Zoning: Conv Ind/Com Residential
• Year Built: 1900

Tenancy
• Building is registered as an IMD — 1 unit covered, with 1 coverage application filed
• Two tenants currently occupy two floors, and neither is paying rent
• The building will be delivered vacant except for Units #3 and #4
• The Narrative Statement has been filed and amended (June 2025)

Location
East 2nd Street sits at the intersection of the East Village's creative legacy and its continued evolution. Flanked by independent galleries, chef-driven restaurants, and decades of cultural history, the address is steps from Tompkins Square Park and the density of the Lower East Side. This is a block that has never been generic — and a building that proves it.