26 East 13th Street

26 East 13th Street, also known as True North University Place, is an architecturally striking 6-story elevator rental building in Manhattan, originally constructed in 1893 with a distinctive Beaux Arts facade. It comprises 24 rental apartments, predominantly bright and airy loft-style studios featuring extra high ceilings and ample storage space, with many units recently upgraded with stainless steel appliances. The building offers modern conveniences such as keyless Latch entry, video intercoms, a Virtual Doorman system, a package room, and complimentary WiFi. Pets are allowed.

The building's prime location is one block south of Union Square, placing it at the vibrant nexus of the East Village and Greenwich Village. This highly desirable neighborhood is a lively hub, anchored by Union Square Park, which hosts a renowned Greenmarket, various cultural events, and attracts a diverse mix of students, professionals, and artists. The surrounding streets are teeming with a wide array of new restaurants, trendy cafes, indie movie theaters, comedy clubs, and unique shops, blending a sophisticated residential feel with an energetic bohemian spirit. Residents benefit from exceptional public transportation access, including numerous subway lines and bus routes, making it a "walker's paradise" and "rider's paradise" with seamless connectivity throughout the city.