121 E 10Th St

A six-story, ten-unit prewar cooperative in Manhattan’s East Village, built in 1950 and arranged around classic walk-up-and-elevator entry circulation. The building contains a mix of studio and one-bedroom apartments that preserve historic details — high ceilings, hardwood floors, tall windows and modest crown moldings — while many residences have been modernized with updated kitchens and baths. Common interior features include a shared laundry room and flexible layouts that allow lofted sleeping areas or defined dining/office space beneath the tall ceilings. Exterior amenities center on a reimagined communal roof deck that provides panoramic village views and outdoor entertaining space, plus small private outdoor terraces for a few units. Building operations reflect co-op governance with relatively low maintenance assessments, liberal co-purchasing and guarantor policies, and a flexible subletting framework (commonly allowing unlimited sublets after one year). Pet rules are selective — cats frequently permitted with approval; dogs typically prohibited. There is an on-site elevator and part-time building staff; no dedicated garage parking. The property sits on a tree-lined block inside the St. Mark’s Historic District, steps from Union Square, multiple subway lines, farmers’ markets and neighborhood restaurants, delivering a quintessential East Village pedestrian lifestyle.