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A great opportunity to own a turn-of-the-century masonry facade on Bowery Street.

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS

Address: Block / Lot: Zoning: Current Use: Land Area: Frontage: Width at rear: Lot Dimension: Lot Sq. Ft: Building Dimension: Building Sq. Ft: Building Height: FAR Buildable:

319 Bowery Street 457 / 8 C6-1 Commercial District (R7 Residential District equivalent) Theater (delivered vacant) 5,429 square-feet 224 on Bowery Street 3-7.5 224 X 934 1,615 square-feet 22 X 84 5,429 square-feet 524 (high point of roof surface per survey) 9,576 square-feet *

FINANCIAL INFORMATION

Offered at: Price per Sq. Ft.: Real Estate Taxes:

$6,500,000 $1,197 $21,807

For More Information, Please Contact:

Lauren Muss, SVP Corcoran (212) 893.1455 lam@corcoran.com

* The building has additional air rights. PropertyShark states a maximum of 9,576 square-footage and/or a maximum height of 85 ft.or 6 stories, whichever is less. The building is currently 524 high. All due diligence has to be done by the buyer and we are only providing information publicly available with no guarantees.

319 BOWERY STREET

Constructed in 1899, 319 Bowery is was the home of historic Amato Opera house founded in 1964. It was the home to the celebrated opera company for nearly a half-century until it closed it doors in May 2009.

The property is a four-story masonry building and was converted into a 107-seat theatre with rehearsal and storage space, a 20-foot stage and a small orchestra pit. It measures approximately 5,429 sq.ft., and stands on a 22'33" X 93' lot. The building itself measures 22'4" wide by 84' deep and c. 7'5" wide at the rear. The property, located in a C6-1 Commercial District (R7 Residential District equivalent), is well suited for commercial, residential or mix use.

319 Bowery is between Bleecker and Bond. The neighborhood is now lined with luxury hotels, fashionable restaurants and stylish fashion stores. Bring your architect and your imagination and don't miss this excellent opportunity.

Additional Features

n History of Occupancy u 1899: Original Use: Store & Lofts, constructed for Julius Bockell & Son u 1905: Used by J. Whitelaw & Co., cigar manufacturers u 1964: Conversion to theater for Amato Opera n Masonry facade n Located in an exciting and dynamic neighborhood n Well suited for a variety of residential apartment layouts

Existing Layout
Basement Mezzanine First Story Second Story Third Story Fourth Story 67-seat theater Theater 1,607 sq. ft. rehearsal studio 1,424 sq. ft. accessory storage 1,342 sq. ft. accessory storage 1,342 sq. ft.