300 E 4Th St

A five-story, late-19th-century brick co-op originally built as a rectory and school, the building was sensitively converted into a 20-unit boutique elevator building. Exterior character includes brownstone trim, pointed-arch entrances, gables and tower-like roof forms, and a landscaped common roof deck. Units are predominantly one-bedroom loft configurations with high (often double-digit) ceilings, exposed brick and restored architectural details such as brick arches and skylights. Interiors frequently feature custom millwork, built-in storage, hardwood floors, recessed lighting, soaking tubs, eat-in kitchens or kitchen islands, and den or mezzanine sleeping/office lofts accessed by rolling ladders. Shared amenities include an elevator, laundry room, bike storage, video intercom keyed to residents’ phones, a full-time superintendent, and a renovated rooftop terrace with planted landscaping and city views. The coop maintains flexible policies for owners: pet-friendly rules, subletting allowed after a waiting period, and a modest flip tax on longer-term resales. Located on the corner of East 4th Street and Avenue C, the building fronts small community gardens and sits within walking distance of Tompkins Square Park, neighborhood dining, nightlife and convenient transit and Citi Bike access, delivering an urban, culturally active East Village lifestyle.