114 E 13Th St

A landmark prewar loft condominium in Manhattan, the building dates from 1906 and rises 12 stories with just 11 residences, retaining industrial-era scale and volume. Units are configured primarily as one- and two-bedroom lofts with high ceilings, oversized windows, exposed brick and hardwood floors; many homes include flexible open plans, sleeping lofts or bonus lofted spaces, large walk-in closets and in-unit washer/dryers. Architecturally the structure reflects its factory origins with heavy timber and masonry construction adapted into expansive residential lofts; some apartments feature vaulted or barrel ceilings and curved interior walls. Common areas emphasize landscaped outdoor amenities—a planted courtyard garden, roof deck with city views and private outdoor terraces for select units—alongside concierge/doorman service, an attended 24-hour lobby, elevators, and private basement storage and bicycle racks (available for a fee). Typical interior finishes found across listings include chef’s kitchens with high-end stainless appliances, custom cabinetry, generous pantry space, and renovated baths; many residences show bespoke built-ins and media/entertainment storage. The condominium is pet-friendly and smoke-free, with low unit count that produces a relatively private building feel. Located on a quiet block near Union Square, the property sits at the crossroads of Greenwich Village, the East Village and Flatiron, offering immediate access to major subway lines, markets, restaurants, universities and cultural destinations.