Turner’s initial visits weren’t promising, as recounted by Joyce Cohen:
Ms. Turner, 26, checked out a ground-floor apartment, for $3,100, conveniently located across from Tompkins Square Park and its dog run. The apartment faced a row of trash cans. “We had to walk through a swarm of flies to get in,” Ms. Turner said. That wouldn’t do.
She liked an apartment for $3,125 a month, small but nice, on St. Mark’s Place. But such a busy street wouldn’t be good for Moose, her golden retriever. “It can get difficult to navigate walking the dog on a leash when there’s a ton of people,” she said.
I actually checked out the St. Marks Place apartment, a short walk from the Above the Law offices in NoHo. Here are three photos of the exterior (click to enlarge):
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The building, at 109 St. Mark’s Place (aka East 8th Street), is attractive. But Turner’s correct that it can get busy, especially on weekends. On to the next option….