Brown Harris Stevens

Residence 3F is a newly renovated spacious studio loft with soaring ceilings located in The Albert, just off University Place in the heart of Greenwich Village. Set on a charming tree-lined block, 23 East 10th Street is a full-service prewar doorman building, centrally located a few blocks from Washington Square Park. Be the first resident to enjoy this home following its remarkable transformation. RESIDENCE 3F Showcasing impressive volume and refinished natural oak floors, this expansive studio boasts nearly 11-foot ceilings and offers a bright, open layout. Sunlight drenches the airy pin-drop quiet interior through two massive 7'4 windows that face west and overlook landscaped terraces below; recessed lighting illuminates the space at night. Please note: some photos have been virtually staged. During construction, the original galley kitchen was redesigned into an open-concept, seamlessly integrated with the living area. A large breakfast bar, comfortably seating four, now serves as its centerpiece. With meticulous attention to detail, the kitchen is elegantly finished with marbled quartz countertops and a full-height slab backsplash, abundant shaker-style cabinetry, a Ruvati double basin sink and premium fixtures, including a matte black Brizo pull-down faucet. Brand-new stainless steel appliances — a dishwasher and smart range from Samsung (with air fryer and sous vide modes) — and a 25-bottle wine cooler complete this culinary space. A pocket door off the entry reveals the loft's sumptuous bathroom, appointed with a wall-mounted sink, a double-door LED medicine cabinet, and sleek matte black fixtures. The shower, clad in textured Maeva white tile, is equipped with an exposed pipe system with a rainfall head + handshower, and a discreet infinity drain. Adjacent to the shower, a storage area awaits customization to suit the next resident’s needs (the current storage space has been virtually rendered). THE ALBERT The Albert, Greenwich Village’s premier full-service prewar co-op, occupies an entire prime blockfront of University Place between East 10th and 11th Streets. Originally a hotel that became a haven for famous writers, artists and musicians, this distinguished property has earned a place on the prestigious National Register of Historic Places for its cultural significance to NYC. It comprises approximately 190 residences across four interconnected buildings, including one designed by renowned architect Henry J. Hardenbergh (famed for The Plaza, the Dakota, and the Con Edison Building). These historic structures — 23 East 10th, 40 East 11th, 50 East 11th, 67 University Place — with the earliest dating back to the mid-late 1800s, have been seamlessly integrated while preserving their architectural heritage Today, residents enjoy exceptional service from a dedicated staff, including doormen (full-time), porters, a handyman, and a live-in resident manager, ensuring continuous security and assistance. Shareholders also benefit from the convenience of a central laundry facility, bicycle storage and access to the building from 11th Street. The 24/7 attended lobby is adorned with vintage black & white photography and historical artifacts that pay tribute to The Albert’s storied past. The enchanting rooftop oasis — designed by Suko Presseau of the AD100 award-winning Hollander Design Landscape Architects — features a pergola, a garden with fresh herbs and tomatoes, an outdoor shower, and multiple furnished areas for lounging and entertaining (photo taken prior to the renovation last summer). The board maintains reasonable and accommodating policies, welcoming pets, pied-à-terres, parental purchases, gifting, sublets and financing (75% max) with approval. Washer/dryers and through-the-wall air conditioners may be installed with board permission. To explore the history of the Hotel Albert, please visit: www.thehotelalbert.com