333 E. 14th Street

Featuring contemporary architecture at the border of two of Manhattan's hottest neighborhoods, Gramercy Park and the East Village, 333 E. 14th Street is home to a community of people dedicated to making it a great place to live.

Built in 1964, 333 E. 14th Street is a handsome 18-story high-rise building towering over East Greenwich Village, Lower Manhattan, and Midtown. Due to the low-rise zoning restrictions of surrounding neighborhoods, many apartments at 333 E. 14th Street have spectacular, unobstructed views of Downtown Manhattan, Wall Street, and the East River. Apartments facing north witness the sparkling skyline and the Empire State Building.

333 E. 14th Street features unusually large studios and one-bedroom apartments, and a few choice two bedroom units. Some apartments have patios and terraces. All apartments have large picture windows and air conditioning. 333 E. 14th has newly modernized elevators, a new laundry facility, a garage in the building, and a staff of experienced maintenance personnel. The building has recently made substantial investments in the upgrading the physical structure including a new roof, new terraces and exterior masonry work. The boiler and the compactor have been upgraded and all asbestos has been removed from the building.

The neighborhoods surrounding 333 E. 14th Street delightfully mix tradition with the best of contemporary convenience. The building's location is excellent for shopping convenience with several supermarkets and dozens of famous gourmet specialty stores just a few steps from the front door. Union Square Park, known for its famous Open Air Greenmarket, is nearby as are Gramercy Park, Stuyvesant Square Park, Tompkins Square Park, and the numerous internal parks within Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village.

Directly across the street from 333 E. 14th Street is Sol Goldman YM-YWHA which is being completely modernized and features a complete health club and pool. Also just out the front door is the "L" crosstown subway line which connects to every major subway line. First Avenue and 14th Street are both convenient locations for taxi rides.

The neighborhood is well known for its varied array of restaurants stretching from the Flatiron district to the ethnic restaurants of the East Village. Close by are numerous houses of worship, and several major hospitals including Beth Israel, Manhattan Eye & Ear, and Cabrini Medical Center.

333 E. 14th is a great place to live, not only for the spacious apartments, great views, and the ultimate in convenience, but mostly because the building is full of dedicated people who have made it a comfortable and friendly place to live.