69 Tiemann Pl

69 Tiemann Place is a six-story prewar cooperative built in 1926 with ten units that primarily offer two- and three-bedroom layouts. The exterior presents the modest massing and masonry typical of 1920s Manhattan residential blocks; the building includes an elevator, a grand marble lobby and an in‑building laundry room. Interiors emphasize original prewar details where preserved — high ceilings (around 9'10"), hardwood floors with inlay borders, crown moldings and generous room proportions. Typical apartments feature separate kitchens with windows, formal dining areas, pantries and sizable living rooms; many units are corner‑facing with multiple exposures that provide strong daylight. Building storage is available on site and a live‑in superintendent manages day‑to‑day needs. Operationally the coop allows sponsor sales and investor-friendly subletting in many instances, though some sponsor units are sold with transfer costs and assessments. The property sits in Morningside Heights between Broadway and Riverside Drive, a block from Riverside Park and within easy walking distance of Columbia University, multiple subway lines (1 train nearby) and several bus routes. The neighborhood offers abundant restaurants, grocery options and cultural institutions, making the building well integrated into a transit-rich, academically oriented urban context.