99Th Ave B

A six-story cooperative built in 1890 and located in Manhattan’s East Village, this low-rise block features a mix of one- and two-bedroom residences laid out in loft-like plans. Architecturally the façade reads as a late-19th-century masonry walk-up that was adapted over time to include an elevator and modern systems; interiors commonly show high ceilings, exposed brick, hardwood floors and entry foyers that open into eat-in kitchens. Common spaces include a landscaped roof deck with skyline views, a planted backyard courtyard/garden and a shared laundry room; additional building storage and a bike room are provided for residents. The co-op emphasizes owner-occupancy and strong financials, with on-site video security and an attentive management structure that allows pied-à-terres, parental purchasing and subletting after owner-occupancy requirements; investor purchases are generally restricted. Pet-friendly policies are consistently stated, and many units have been renovated with stainless appliances, updated baths and in-unit washer/dryer hookups or building laundry access. Situated directly adjacent to Tompkins Square Park, the building sits within a dense neighborhood of restaurants, nightlife, and transit options, supporting a walkable, park-oriented urban lifestyle without high-rise scale.