Converted Dwelling

Unit 10 at the Greene Street Artists Cooperative is available for purchase! Flooded with natural light and tall 15+ foot ceilings, this open floor plan with sleeping loft provides an ideal setting for artists looking for a bright creating space with two exposures and huge windows (some which were just replaced!) 5225 Greene St is a Co-Op live and work opportunity. You are purchasing into a share of the cooperative and are served a proprietary lease. Members must be active artists, with evidence of demonstrable prior and ongoing commitment to their work. Applicants for membership must submit, along with the application form, a resume and artistic biography. Note this is to ascertain commitment, not for esthetic judgment. Eligible arts include, but are not limited to visual arts: fine arts, crafts, design; literary arts; performing arts: theater, dance. Note: teaching, healing, music, and martial, are not qualifying arts for membership at Greene Street Artists Cooperative/Corporation. Members must live in their co-op unit as their primary residence, and use the space for their artistic work. Absentee ownership and/or rental of units as workspaces-only is not permitted. Members must serve on at least one committee and participate in keeping management costs as low as possible. Read the GSAC Handbook for a fuller understanding of GSAC participation requirements. Unit is on the first floor and perfect for visual artists looking for ample natural light! Property has a garden and green space for members and visitors. Parking is not assigned but is plentiful. Unit is available to be purchased with cash only. No financing available at this time.

Unit 10 at the Greene Street Artists Cooperative is available for purchase! Flooded with natural light and tall 15+ foot ceilings, this open floor plan with sleeping loft provides an ideal setting for artists looking for a bright creating space with two exposures and huge windows (some which were just replaced!) 5225 Greene St is a Co-Op live and work opportunity. You are purchasing into a share of the cooperative and are served a proprietary lease. Members must be active artists, with evidence of demonstrable prior and ongoing commitment to their work. Applicants for membership must submit, along with the application form, a resume and artistic biography. Note this is to ascertain commitment, not for esthetic judgment. Eligible arts include, but are not limited to visual arts: fine arts, crafts, design; literary arts; performing arts: theater, dance. Note: teaching, healing, music, and martial, are not qualifying arts for membership at Greene Street Artists Cooperative/Corporation. Members must live in their co-op unit as their primary residence, and use the space for their artistic work. Absentee ownership and/or rental of units as workspaces-only is not permitted. Members must serve on at least one committee and participate in keeping management costs as low as possible. Read the GSAC Handbook for a fuller understanding of GSAC participation requirements. Unit is on the first floor and perfect for visual artists looking for ample natural light! Property has a garden and green space for members and visitors. Parking is not assigned but is plentiful. Unit is available to be purchased with cash only. No financing available at this time.