South of Union Square logo
South of Union Square
Post
124 East 4th Street
124 East 4th Street
1

124 East 4th Street window, south side between 1st and 2nd Avenues, closer to 1st

124 East 4th Street

124 East 4th Street window, south side between 1st and 2nd Avenues, closer to 1st

FromVillage Preservation logoVillage Preservation

124 East 4th Street Building Date : 1899 Original Use : Residential/Commercial Original Owner : August Ruff Original Architect : Kurtzer & Rohl Description & Building Alterations This six-story and basement tenement, built in 1899, was originally designed by Kurtzer & Rohl and owned by August Ruff. At a cost of $20,000, it was to be occupied by 24 families with stores in the basement.

The facade features a bracketed cornice, elaborate entrance enframements with a curved door hood and carvings, window lintels, and beltcourses. The window lintels are pedimented on the second and fourth stories’ outermost bays.

ByVillage Preservation logoVillage Preservation
Privacy PolicyTerms of Service