99 E 4Th St

A six-story, early 20th-century Art Deco cooperative constructed in the late 1920s, this 66-unit prewar building retains classic period details while offering modernized apartment interiors. The property presents masonry façades, a renovated marble lobby and elevator access to all floors. Units range from one- to three-bedroom plans that emphasize high ceilings, original moldings, hardwood floors and gracious entry foyers; many apartments include windowed kitchens and bathrooms reflecting sympathetic renovations that preserve prewar character. Shared services and operational features include a live‑in superintendent, full‑time porter, central laundry with smart-card system, bike room, AC storage room and rentable private storage. Outdoor amenities are modest but purposeful: a planted common garden/patio and intermittent small private outdoor spaces under 60 sq ft. The building permits pets and has a fairly flexible ownership policy (co‑purchasing, gifting and varied sublet allowances depending on tenure), while financing caps and occupancy rules reflect cooperative governance. Located at the junction of the East Village and Noho, the building sits within walking distance of multiple subway lines, neighborhood parks and a dense restaurant and retail scene, offering a walkable, urban lifestyle rooted in historic context.