Which floor plans are available, and what are the price ranges?

60 E 8th St New York, NY 10003 has studios available and rents for $4,400/mo.

Can I see a model or tour available condos at 60 E 8th St New York, NY 10003?

Yes, to view the floor plan in person, please schedule a personal tour.

What neighborhood is the property located in?

60 E 8th St New York, NY 10003 is in Greenwich Village in the city of New York. Here you’ll find three shopping centers within 2.4 miles of the property. Five parks are within 1.7 miles, including Washington Square Park, Merchant's House Museum, and Union Square Park.

Condos New York Manhattan County New York Greenwich Village 60 E 8th St Unit 19G

60 E 8th St Unit 19G

60 E 8th St, New York, NY 10003

646-637-6387

Monthly Rent

$4,400
Bedrooms

Studio bd
Bathrooms

1 ba
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60 E 8th St Unit 19G

About This Property

APS86983393 - ** NOTE: All Open House viewings are by appointment only ***OPEN VIEWS. SUN SATURATED. HIGH FLOOR UNIT. Full service building, with SPECTACULAR open city and Empire State Building viewsThis sought after, extra large studio, apartment located in historic Greenwich Village NYC is a must-see. Located within close proximity to Union Square Park & Washington Square Park the apartment features a renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a separate dining area, hardwood floors, high ceilings, excellent closet space with dressing area and a renovated bathroom with new toilet and new vanity/storage. The apartment has impressive panoramic Empire State Building views and fantastic light. There is central heating and central A/C.Georgetown Plaza is one of the best luxury full-service 24 hour doorman buildings located in Greenwich Village. Building amenities include a beautifully landscaped roof deck, an outdoor pool, fitness club/exercise room, bicycle room, an on-site garage and there is laundry conveniently located on every floor.Greenwich Village is one of the most desired and sought-after locations to live in Manhattan. A true New York neighborhood, living here you will enjoy every imaginable convenience including world class restaurants, cafes, museums, public theater, independent movie houses, jazz performances, art galleries and bookstores, all within close proximity. The surrounding vibrant neighborhood is home to N.Y.U., Cardozo Law, The New Schl / Parsons Schl of Design. Washington Square Park, a 10 acre site & Union Square Park, a 9 acre site are close by. Transportation options are some of the best in the city, including multiple subway lines that are convenient to BOTH the east and west sides of Manhattan. There is also easy access to Manhattans bike lane system with a Citibike dock just around the corner.Strict NO PETS policy for tenants. All viewings, including Open Houses are by appointment only.BOND New York Properties is a licensed real estate broker that proudly supports equal housing opportunity.

60 E 8th St is a condo located in Manhattan County and the 10003 ZIP Code.

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Renting vs. Buying

Housing Cost Per Month: $4,400
- Rent for 30 Years
  
  Renting doesn't build equity Future Equity
  
  Renting isn't tax deductible Mortgage Interest Tax Deduction
  
  $0 Net Return
- Buy Over 30 Years
  
  $1.71M - $3.05M Future Equity
  
  $1.04M Mortgage Interest Tax Deduction
  
  $129K - $1.47M Gain Net Return

$2,993 / month $450,000 Listing Price

1 Beds •1 Baths

$4,606 / month $599,000 Listing Price

1 Beds •1 Baths • 692 Sq Ft

$3,984 / month $599,000 Listing Price

1 Beds •1 Baths

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Georgetown Plaza

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While overall mid-century design for condominiums may seem rather ho-hum by today’s standards, there are some notable exceptions, even to detractors. Case in point: the 31-story Georgetown Plaza condop, which was among the tallest residential buildings in Greenwich Village upon its completion in 1967. Attention to detail is very much in evidence inside and out; architects Leo Stillman and John Pruyn, for example, were forward-thinking enough to include an outdoor pool and fitness center on the top floor, amenities that are too often relegated to basements. Most units along the east and west sides also include balconies, and additional outdoor space is found on the furnished, landscaped roof deck and among the elevated manicured plaza, complete with a fountain. To contrast the admittedly unmemorable tower, the dramatic lobby is notable for its oversized arched windows that provide panoramic plaza vistas, while the entrance and exterior are surrounded by imposing white columns. But most buyers are more interested in the central location than the design features, considering that Georgetown Plaza is a convenient option for students (and parents with the means) who attend nearby New York University or Cooper Union schools. The tower’s 389 roomy residences feel decidedly modern for its age as most owners have completely overhauled their apartments, although parquet floors are a common holdover. Some of the modern features entail central air, fully equipped (though galley-style) kitchens and spa-like bathrooms. Other nice features at this building’s price point include sizeable balconies in all units, nine-foot ceilings and larger-than-average windows encouraging natural light; the higher floors take in Hudson Yards, the Hudson River and of course, the Manhattan skyline. Noise is a factor since Georgetown Plaza is located at a busy Village intersection. One-bedroom layouts starting at 828 square feet dominate here, while a smaller number of studios start around 550 square feet. A select number of three bedrooms can reach 1,300 square feet. Prices reflect Georgetown Plaza’s co-op status: recent sales ranged from $900,000 for a studio to $2.4 million for a two-bedroom, two-bath residence; three-bedroom spaces infrequently hit the market. This full-service building offers generous amenities factoring in that many residents probably don’t log many hours at home. But those who seek more than a place to sleep will appreciate the outdoor pool in scorching summer, especially since so few older residential buildings provide pools. The rooftop is another welcome escape and features 360-degree views of everything from the Hudson River to Washington Square Park. When it comes to laundry, even though residences don’t include washers and dryers, each floor is equipped with a laundry room for added convenience. Other conveniences encompass a bike room, waitlisted storage, on-site garage with building access and a pet-friendly policy. Though it may go unnoticed by new buyers, elevators were recently replaced — an important feature accounting for the number of floors and units. There’s no denying that Georgetown Plaza’s main appeal is its location at the busy intersection of retail-and-dining heavy Eighth and Mercer streets in Greenwich Village, a longtime magnet for college students and creatives, although most real estate in the neighborhood these days comes at an eye-watering price. The blocks surrounding the condop cater to younger crowds with the likes of bagel, coffee and tea shops, boutique gyms, Drybar hair salon for blowouts, Amsterdam Billiards Club, part pool hall, part beer games, Ippudo NY for elevated ramen and the legendary McSorley’s Old Ale House, a time capsule of a pub dating back to 1854 with sawdust on the floor and a perpetual cash-only policy. But all ages will find nearby points of interest, including The Public Theater, a non-profit theatrical institution (where the musical Hamilton first premiered); famous Washington Square Park, ideal for sitting around its fountain while watching street fashion and street performers; and the first Manhattan Wegmans, a popular grocery chain without nearly enough locations. Not least, the independent Strand Book Store, the undisputed heavyweight of bookshops, and Union Square, another epicenter park for people watching, protests and gatherings, are a short walk north. The R, W at 8th Street-NYU is across the street and the Astor Place 6 train is a block away. For more options, a 10-minute walk brings residents to either the West 4th-Washington Square stop for the A, C, E and B, D, F, M lines or 14th Street-Union Square for the L, N, R, Q and 4, 5, 6 lines. Five bus lines also stop right in front of Georgetown Plaza. While Georgetown Plaza is technically a co-op, a liberal policy allows parents to buy for children, plus rentals are not only allowed but represent a good percentage of the building’s stock. Sublets, pied-à-terres and guarantors are also allowed. See more

Location

Property Address: 60 E 8th St, New York,

NY 10003

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Neighborhood

Located between Chelsea and Soho, Greenwich Village is a beloved Manhattan neighborhood famously recognized as the center of the 1960’s counterculture movement. Greenwich Village, also referred to as simply “the Village,” has never lost its artistic vibe and bohemian feel. As New York’s central artistic hub, and one of the city’s most densely populated neighborhoods, Greenwich Village offers a tight-knit community with a vast array of people and personalities.

Opportunities abound for both students and professionals in Greenwich Village. The Village proudly flaunts the famous New York University, one of the largest and most well-known private universities in the country. Both selective and diverse, NYU lends an intellectual vibe to the community, attracting students, faculty, and staff from all over the world. Renters in Greenwich Village enjoy proximity to other staple landmarks, such as the Washington Square Arch.

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Education

Colleges & Universities			Distance
Colleges & Universities			Distance
New York University	Walk:	0 min	0.0 mi
School of Visual Arts	Drive:	4 min	1.2 mi
New York Law School	Drive:	4 min	1.3 mi
Baruch College	Drive:	5 min	1.4 mi

60 E 8th St Unit 19G is within 0 minute or 0.0 mile from New York University. It is also near School of Visual Arts and Baruch College.

Transportation

Transportation options available in New York include 8 Street-New York University, located 0.0 mile from 60 E 8th St Unit 19G. 60 E 8th St Unit 19G is near Laguardia, located 10.2 miles or 22 minutes away, and Newark Liberty International, located 12.7 miles or 20 minutes away.

Transit / Subway			Distance
Transit / Subway			Distance
8 Street-New York University	Walk:	0 min	0.0 mi
Astor Place	Walk:	2 min	0.1 mi
14 Street-Union Square	Walk:	8 min	0.4 mi
Bleecker Street	Walk:	8 min	0.4 mi
3 Avenue	Walk:	8 min	0.5 mi

Commuter Rail			Distance
Commuter Rail			Distance
9 St (Path)	Walk:	8 min	0.4 mi
14 St (Path)	Walk:	13 min	0.7 mi
Christopher St	Walk:	15 min	0.8 mi
23 St (Path)	Drive:	4 min	1.3 mi
33 St (Path)	Drive:	6 min	1.8 mi

Airports			Distance
Airports			Distance
Laguardia	Drive:	22 min	10.2 mi
Newark Liberty International	Drive:	20 min	12.7 mi

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Points of Interest

Time and distance from 60 E 8th St Unit 19G.

Shopping Centers			Distance
Shopping Centers			Distance
Union Square South	Walk:	7 min	0.4 mi
Essex Crossing - Retail	Drive:	4 min	1.3 mi
Chelsea Piers	Drive:	10 min	2.4 mi

60 E 8th St Unit 19G has 3 shopping centers within 2.4 miles, which is about a 10-minute drive. The miles and minutes will be for the farthest away property.

Parks and Recreation			Distance
Parks and Recreation			Distance
Washington Square Park	Walk:	5 min	0.3 mi
Merchant's House Museum	Walk:	5 min	0.3 mi
Union Square Park	Walk:	7 min	0.4 mi
Tompkins Square Park	Walk:	12 min	0.7 mi
Madison Square Park	Drive:	6 min	1.7 mi

60 E 8th St Unit 19G has 5 parks within 1.7 miles, including Washington Square Park, Merchant's House Museum, and Union Square Park.

Hospitals			Distance
Hospitals			Distance
Mount Sinai Beth Israel	Drive:	4 min	1.2 mi
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai	Drive:	4 min	1.3 mi
Bellevue Hospital Center	Drive:	6 min	1.7 mi