431 East 6th Street

A rare opportunity to occupy a beautifully artist-renovated 1850s building in the heart of the East Village, on the same block as the Brant Foundation. Great for an art or music/recording studio!

The building offers two spaces for rent: a 2,200+ sq. ft. commercial space on the lower level and a residential studio above, which can be used together or separately. The lower-level gallery features an entry performance area, a darkroom, two exhibition rooms, and a full bathroom. The building has a distinguished artistic history. For more than three decades, it served as the painting and photography studio of William Wegman and Jack Sal, and later became the first gallery space for The Bruce High Quality Foundation.

The 2,200-sq-ft basement, spanning the full footprint of the building, was converted by Jack Sal into a working studio in 1982, adding a darkroom while retaining a second bathroom. In 2014, the property was sold to poet and author Paola Igliori, who leased it to Vito Schnabel and later to a successful photography pop-up gallery.

Contact me today to schedule a showing of both spaces. The residential studio is available for $5,250/month, and the commercial space is available for $5,800/month. A multi-year lease is preferred for the commercial space.