It’s a pretty straightforward layout (although note how you must traverse the living area to go from the bedroom to the bathroom):
This apartment isn’t for everyone. And I suspect some of our readers outside New York might be shocked at how little you get in the Big Apple for half a million dollars.
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But you know what? Keith Peterson “like[s] everything about it,” as he told the Times. He’s a fan of the bohemian neighborhood, the street noise of the ground floor (“I want life around me”), even the lack of a dishwasher.
And at the end of the day, his opinion is the one that counts. Congratulations to Peterson on his new home — and on realizing his dream of living in Manhattan.
Finally, a Move to Manhattan [New York Times]
546 East 11th Street #1A [StreetEasy]
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