82 Irving Pl

A mid-century, six-story prewar-style residential walk-up and elevator building constructed in 1950, composed primarily of compact studio and one-bedroom units. Interiors tend to favor high ceilings and open floorplans with practical touches such as galley or eat-in kitchens, recessed lighting, ceiling fans, walk-in closets, pantries and entrance foyers. Many homes were updated to include modern finishes—oak or strip hardwood floors, subway-tiled baths, and stainless-steel appliances—while retaining classic city apartment proportions. Shared spaces emphasize resident convenience and light communal programming: a small lobby with elevator service, laundry facilities, bike storage, rentable private storage units, and a live‑in superintendent. Outdoor areas range from planted courtyards and a landscaped rear garden to a roof deck and private balconies or terraces for some residences; a building barbecue and communal seating areas support informal gatherings. Amenities in similarly represented listings include fitness facilities or a modest gym, virtual doorman/package rooms in certain conversions, and a recreation/game room. Policies vary by entity but commonly allow parental guarantors and require board approval for purchases; pet rules are building-specific and may restrict dogs. Located in dense, highly walkable Manhattan and Brooklyn neighborhoods (Gramercy Park, Clinton Hill) close to parks, transit hubs, farmers markets, grocery options and a rich restaurant and retail scene, the building type appeals to city dwellers seeking efficient, well‑located residences with practical shared services rather than full-service luxury offerings.