Available for the first time in 20 years, Apt. 3C is an exceptional renovated Two Bed home, with an exclusive private roof deck. The residence is located in a professionally managed boutique co-op in excellent condition. This home is located in a historic former Carriage House, which you access after walking through the co-op's lushly planted courtyard.<br><br>Calm and quiet, since it's off the street, the most distinctive element of this home is the large private roof deck. Appointed with custom planter boxes, an enclosed shed, and a pergola that can be planted. There is ample entertaining space for a large dining room table, BBQ grill, outdoor sectional sofa and lounge chairs on rubberized pavers. This private roof deck has water and electric power, and there is an enclosed windowed shed / studio / greenhouse with a windowed door. <br><br>Up two easy flights, the home itself is composed with organized elegance. Windows to three exposures circulate a cross breeze and luminous tree-lined light. The dominant exposure is southern facing. Exposed wood beams run throughout the residence and were architecturally exposed and restored. They are framed by exposed brick. <br><br>The kitchen has striated quartzite countertop and backsplash, dual gas and induction heating stove top, excellent cabinets, shelving and counter space throughout. There are newer stainless steel appliances and the kitchen is windowed. <br><br>The apartment has a private Washer/Dryer and multiple zone ductless HVAC to provide both heating and air conditioning. <br><br>The windowed bathroom is in excellent condition with a Jacuzzi tub and finished with designer river stone and marble tile finishes with a slate vanity and chrome fixtures.<br><br>The residence is well laid out with hardwood floors, excellent storage, recessed lighting and a masterful pride of ownership. There is deeded private storage and bike storage on the lower level.<br><br>Located just 2 blocks south from the new L train entrance on Ave A at E 14th St, the East Village has never been more central to the cultural life of downtown.