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1357 In-Unit Laundry Apartments in Manhattan

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40 Broad Street #14C For Sale
Silvia Gaviria at Sothebys International Realty
$620,000

Studio · 1 ba · 585 sqft · Condo

40 Broad Street #14C, New York City

MLS: RLS20075613 RLS at REBNY
200 W End Avenue #11-K For Sale
sonnie kim at Find Properties
$985,000

Studio · 1 ba · 600 sqft · Condo

200 W End Avenue #11-K, New York City

MLS: RLS20077280 RLS at REBNY
125 E 12th Street #2A For Sale
Elena Smirnova at POWERED BY DMT LLC
$1,995,000

2 bd · 2 ba · 1,200 sqft · Condo

125 E 12th Street #2A, New York City

MLS: RLS20073302 RLS at REBNY
50 Clinton Street #1A For Sale
William Kuchins at POWERED BY DMT LLC
$2,600,000

2 bd · 2 ba · 2,035 sqft · Condo

50 Clinton Street #1A, New York City

MLS: RLS20069526 RLS at REBNY
3115 Broadway #61 For Sale
Luke Whittle at Howard Hanna NYC
$525,000

2 bd · 1 ba · Co-op

3115 Broadway #61, New York City

MLS: RLS20061000 RLS at REBNY
33 Park Row #16A For Sale 3D
Leonard Steinberg at Compass
$5,450,000

3 bd · 4 ba · 2,183 sqft · Condo

33 Park Row #16A, New York City

MLS: RLS20030996 RLS at REBNY
130 Fulton Street #12B For Sale
Andrew P Ziff at Keller Williams NYC
$3,788,000

1 bd · 2 ba · 2,280 sqft · Condo

130 Fulton Street #12B, New York City

MLS: RLS20077353 RLS at REBNY
504 Grand Street #B-42 For Sale
Eric Levine at Find Properties
$1,490,000

3 bd · 2 ba · 1,700 sqft · Co-op

504 Grand Street #B-42, New York City

MLS: RLS20058294 RLS at REBNY
400 W 58th Street #3-JK For Sale
sonnie kim at Find Properties
$1,299,000

2 bd · 2 ba · 1,300 sqft · Co-op

400 W 58th Street #3-JK, New York City

MLS: RLS20074070 RLS at REBNY
351 E 51st Street #L5C For Sale
Alexandra Hedaya at Compass
$3,120,000

2 bd · 3 ba · 2,211 sqft · Condo

351 E 51st Street #L5C, New York City

MLS: RLS20074340 RLS at REBNY
32 W 18TH Street #4A For Sale
Jennifer L Ireland Kubis at Corcoran Group
$4,250,000

3 bd · 3 ba · 3,007 sqft · Condo

32 W 18TH Street #4A, New York City

MLS: RLS20078695 RLS at REBNY
35 Hudson Yards #8503 For Sale
Julie K Pham at Compass
$5,875,000

3 bd · 4 ba · 2,581 sqft · Condo

35 Hudson Yards #8503, New York City

MLS: RLS20078582 RLS at REBNY

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Buying NYC Apartments With In-Unit or Building Laundry

Laundry access is one of the most practical quality-of-life factors I discuss with every buyer. In-unit laundry in NYC apartments is a genuine premium feature, particularly in pre-war co-ops where building plumbing may not support individual unit hookups. Post-war condos and newer Long Island City and Williamsburg developments more frequently include washer/dryer hookups or stacked units as standard. After 25+ years in this market, I've seen buyers overlook laundry as a negotiating point, only to realize post-closing that the building's coin-operated room is two floors down and perpetually busy.

FAQ: Can I install a washer/dryer in my NYC co-op or condo?

It depends on the building's house rules and existing plumbing. Many older co-op buildings prohibit in-unit washer/dryers due to water damage risk and strain on shared drain lines. Some allow ventless or condenser units. Before purchasing, request written confirmation from the managing agent that installation is permitted.

FAQ: Do NYC apartments with in-unit laundry command a price premium?

Yes. In Manhattan, in-unit laundry typically adds $20,000 to $75,000 to the asking price depending on building tier. In Brooklyn and Queens condos, the premium is often baked in as a standard feature. Browse current listings on our NYC apartment search.

FAQ: What should I look for when evaluating a building's shared laundry room?

Check the number of machines relative to unit count, equipment age, and whether it's managed by a third-party vendor or the building directly. Also note operating hours, as some buildings restrict laundry room access after 10pm. Read more in our NYC co-op buying guide.

Buying Tip from Milton Coste

During your building walkthrough, visit the laundry room at a time when it would normally be busy, such as a Saturday morning. Count the machines, check whether any are out of service, and look at how many units share the floor. I've had clients discover a 200-unit building with 6 machines, which completely changed how they valued the apartment.

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