Christadora House - 143 Avenue B

Right on Tompkins Park in the East Village lies this 17-story condo building. In 1928, the Christadora House was originally the Christadora Settlement House – a philanthropic agency that provided social services to immigrants in the neighborhood. It was sold in 1986 and converted to condos by Harvey Skydell and Sam Glasser.

The neighborhood is an eclectic mix of townhouses, art galleries, restaurants and shops. And, because it is a fairly isolated tower, it offers amazing views from its upper floors.

Statistics
Address: Christadora House, 143 Avenue B
Neighborhood: East Village
Cross Streets: East 9th Street and East 10th Street
Building Type: Mid-rise co-op
Service Level: Full service
Floors: 15
# of Apartments: 85
Year Built: 1928
Financing Allowed: 90%
Pet policy: Pets allowed

Amenities
Apartment: Some apartments feature park views, gut renovations, Sub Zero appliances, large pre-war spaces
Building: Laundry on every floor, full time doorman, bike room, common storage

Neighborhood
Transportation: F-V L
My Favorite’s In the Area: Tompkins Square Park, Powerhouse Gym, Native Coffee
Dining: Life Café, Frank, Supper, Lil Frankie’s, Caracas, Katz, Mama’s Food Shop
Bars/Nightlife: BARonA, The Crow Bar, Nuyorican Poets Café, Lakeside Lounge
Broker note: Sublets are allowed with board approval

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