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227 Grand Street #5D

Chinatown, Downtown Manhattan, Manhattan, 10013

$2,695

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Posted 192 weeks ago, Immediate Move-In

Studio / Flex 1

1 Bath

Listing by Richard Wong, Oxford Property Group

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DESCRIPTION

All units fully sanitized and cleaned to perfection prior to move in!

Surprisingly large alcove studio apartment is perfectly located in a newly developed building in the heart of Nolita. This serene and sunny retreat in an highly coveted location on the borders of SoHo and Little Italy.

Enter via key fobbed accessed entrance and elevator locked and enjoy the large open-plan living/dining room with brand new hardwood floors and open views looking North over Grand Street and onto the iconic El Capitale historic bank building. The newly renovated open chef's kitchen layout is fully equipped with new stainless-steel appliances and dishwasher. Over abundance of cabinet storage all throughout kitchen.

The immaculately well thought layout situates the bedroom that has a private entrance into the exclusive balcony access. The bathroom includes a soaking tub and a gorgeous standing shower next to the elegantly designed vanity sink mounted to the granite tiled back splash.

Other features of the lovely apartment include city quiet windows, washer/dryer, and remote controlled central air-conditioning and heat. Modernized high end ecological electric appliances and fixtures keeps the monthly utilities extremely low. Building already synced to Verizon FiOS and Spectrum services.

Grand Elizabeth Manor is located on the crossroads of Soho and Nolita, steps away from the best of what downtown Manhattan as to offer. This pet-friendly luxury features video virtual doorman intercom and a roof terrace exclusive only to residents of the building. Steps from the 6/J/Z/N/Q/R/W/B/D Subway lines and the heart of Nolita with an abundance of shops and restaurants, this centrally located building is accessible as it is desirable.

AMENITIES

Convertible

Exclusive

Laundry In Unit

Private Outdoor Space

Dishwasher

Elevator

Laundry In Building

Cats Allowed

Dogs Allowed

Air Conditioning

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CHINATOWN

While Chinatown in Manhattan isn't even the largest Chinatown in NYC (That one is in Flushing Queens) it's the neighborhood you think of when someone mentions New York street markets and great dining. With a fascinating history and a ton of cultural institutions, Chinatown is truly a neighborhood that's not to be missed.

Fun Facts and History of Chinatown

Chinatown began when one Cantonese immigrant, Ah Ken, came to the neighborhood that was known as Five Points and opened a cigar shop in the 1850's. This shop became wildly successful and Ah Ken wrote back to his family and friends to brag about his success. He then purchased many of the buildings surrounding his shop and let other Chinese immigrants live there for very cheap.

In the late 1800's, the Chinese Exclusion Act was passed, and immigrating to the US became very difficult. Men outnumbered women in the area by a large amount until the Act was repealed in 1943. While immigration was still difficult, the number began to…

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RENTHOP DESCRIPTION

The apartment is a unit offered at a monthly price of $2,695. The building allows easy access via an elevator. Both cats and dogs are allowed, but as always, double check with the manager about any specific pet concerns you may have. The kitchen conveniently includes a dishwasher.

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