327 E 3Rd St

A six-story, 1920-era prewar co-op in Manhattan’s East Village, the building contains 13 predominantly one-bedroom residences laid out in a classic walk-up format. Exterior masonry and modest prewar ornamentation present a low-rise, neighborhood-scaled profile rather than a high-density tower. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, oversized windows that maximize southern light, and hardwood floors; many units include eat-in kitchens and windowed bathrooms, and several listings note exposed brick and other period details. Common building services are minimal but practical: a live-in or on-site super, digital key fob entry in newer updates, and bike storage. The property markets itself as pet-friendly on a case-by-case basis and permits in-unit washers/dryers in many units. Maintenance fees are notably low and frequently include heat, hot water, and cooking gas; the co-op operates under HDFC income restrictions, which limits buyer eligibility and affects resale dynamics. Located a short walk from Tompkins Square Park and neighborhood shopping and transit, the building favors an urban, walkable lifestyle with convenient access to restaurants, groceries, and nightlife.