111 4Th Ave

Located at 111 Fourth Avenue in Manhattan, this 13-story prewar loft building was constructed in 1925 and converted to full‑service residences. Architecturally it retains industrial loft character: oversized factory casement windows, exposed brick and concrete elements, and ceiling heights commonly ranging from 13 to 14 feet. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom loft layouts, many with mezzanine sleeping/office lofts, open-plan kitchens, abundant closet and built-in storage, and features such as hardwood or concrete floors, recessed lighting, and modernized baths. The building operates with full-service amenities: a 24-hour doorman, live‑in super, updated elevators, laundry rooms on every floor, storage and bike rooms, two landscaped roof decks with wide city views, and on-site parking options. Common policies emphasize building stewardship and practicality: smoke‑free rules are enforced and dogs are frequently restricted. Situated at the crossroads of Greenwich Village, Union Square, NoHo and the East Village, the location offers immediate access to multiple subway lines, grocery markets (Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods), parks, restaurants and fitness options, providing a blend of historic loft living with full-service urban convenience.