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Location: East Village, on 3rd street between 1st and 2nd Ave. Close to the F train subway at 2d Ave and Houston street.
Building: Prewar building walk up. There are laundry facilities in the building and there is a private garden to share with the owners and a swimming pool!!!
Interior: Cozy and well-furnished studio with a mini-loft for the bed.
Sleeps two people. Smoking and pets are OK.
This studio has a very nice and comfortable murphy bed that opens up to a queen-size bed, a desk with DSL Internet connection, air-conditioning, a very nice stereo system with great sound, a TV with DVD player and satellite connection. There is also a dining table.
The bed is in the mini-loft. It is actually a very good quality mattress. The ceiling in the mini-loft is very low, just enough to sit down.
The kitchen is separate, and is quite small. It has a microwave, a coffee maker and toaster and lots of pots and pans.
The bathroom is very clean and has a shower/tub.
The best feature of the apartment is the garden with swimming pool. There are bay windows in the living room that open up to a charming garden that has flowers and plants, outdoor furniture and a barbecue. There is also a swimming pool. This outdoor space is to share with the owners of the apartment that live right next door.
Neighborhood: One of the trendiest and most up and coming spots in Lower Manhattan. Located near New York University and Cooper Union, the area is populated by a mix of students, artists, and more and more professionals. The East Village starts east of Broadway and is considered and absolutely unique place.
It still retains its funky and trendy character, and is one of the most fun and popular neighborhoods in the city.
There are dozens and dozens of cheap, wonderful ethnic restaurants of every persuasion within a 5-minute walk, from the Sixth Street's Little India, with Bangladeshi and also Pakistani restaurants to St. Mark's Place, famous hangout for visitors and residents of all hues, and the beloved Second Avenue Deli. Cafés, restaurants and bars tumble out onto the sidewalks here, and music-everything from reggae to hip-hop-blast from clubs, pubs, and touristy trinket stores. The greenery of Tompkins Square Park is a nice place to relax and there are many boutiques in this neighborhood which makes for terrific shopping.
