333 E 14Th St

An 18-story cooperative built in the mid-1960s and converted to co-op ownership in the late 1980s, this midrise occupies a prime Union Square/Gramercy corridor address. Units are primarily studios and one-bedrooms with classic prewar-inspired details—high ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood parquet or wide-plank floors, generous windows and alcove/dressing areas that create distinct living and sleeping zones. Kitchens vary from galley layouts to renovated open plans featuring granite or Caesarstone counters, stainless appliances and occasional islands; many apartments also include through-wall air conditioning and abundant built-in storage or walk-in closets. The building’s common areas were recently refreshed, including a renovated lobby, laundry room and corridors; a live-in superintendent and part-time doorman provide weekday and weekend desk coverage complemented by video security. Resident conveniences include a bike room, central laundry, on-site garage parking, storage and limited private outdoor spaces such as small balconies for select units. The co-op’s policies are relatively flexible for the neighborhood: pets are allowed, sublets and pied-a-terre approvals are possible, and the board permits guarantors and co-purchasing in many cases. Situated steps from Union Square, residents have direct access to major transit lines, grocery options (Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods), the 14th Street Y and a dense mix of dining, nightlife and parks that define urban downtown living.