99 E 4Th St

A six-story prewar cooperative in Manhattan’s East Village, this Art Deco residence dates from the late 1920s and contains roughly two dozen apartments arranged primarily as one- and three-bedroom homes. The exterior shows period detailing typical of Deco-era walkups while an elevator and a newly renovated marble lobby provide modern convenience. Interiors emphasize classic prewar traits: high ceilings (around nine feet), original oak hardwood floors, picture moldings, generous entry foyers and formal dining areas in larger units. Common building services include a live-in superintendent, full-time porter, central laundry, bicycle room and rentable private storage; the property also offers a small communal garden/patio and limited private outdoor spaces for certain units. Resident policies are cooperative-oriented: owner-occupancy is required, financing is permitted up to typical co-op limits, and the board maintains defined rules on subletting, co-purchasing, gifting and pet ownership. Located on a tree-lined street near major subway lines and neighborhood retail, the building blends prewar character with practical amenity support for everyday city living.