125 E 12Th St

The Zachary is a six-story prewar condominium completed in 1930 and converted to condos in the mid-1980s. The red-brick, Romanesque-revival façade conceals loft-like residences characterized by very high ceilings, oversized arched windows, and layouts that often include duplexed or mezzanine configurations. Unit types range mostly from one- to two-bedroom plans with features such as eat-in and chef’s kitchens, built-ins and abundant closet storage, walk-in closets, double vanities, soaking tubs, and in-unit washer/dryers. Common interior elements found across homes include recessed lighting, hardwood floors, den/office spaces, pantries, and occasional wood-burning fireplaces. Shared building amenities are oriented toward resident convenience and conviviality: a 24-hour doorman, live-in super/handyman and porter, video security, a landscaped roof terrace with seating and grills, and a communal garden that supports resident plantings and fruit/herb beds. Exterior offerings include private outdoor spaces for some units and a roof deck with views. The condominium sits two blocks south of Union Square in a highly walkable, transit-rich block near multiple grocery options, the farmers market, theaters, and restaurants — a location that blends urban energy with neighborhood-scale living. Pet policies and parking vary by unit; building services emphasize staffed management and routine maintenance.