Flat's all, folks, at itty-bitty NY apartment
A Manhattan studio apartment is getting some giant attention for possibly being the borough’s most ittybitty abode.
A video walk-through of the $2,300a-month Greenwich Village rental unit has racked up over 12.5 million Instagram views in just a few days.
“Welcome to New York,” a multidisciplinary performing artist Tzatevna captioned the clip of her tour through what she writes is “probably the smallest apartment in NYC.”
After entering the space, there’s a short hallway with a door to the bathroom and then a really tiny plot serving as the bedroom, kitchen and living room.
“That’s it,” Tzatevna’s clip says, after a few seconds, before adding, “wait for the price,” and revealing it.
“No closet?!” asked one commenter, with another replying, “basically THIS is a closet lol.”
Another asked, “Why the dishwasher? You hosting a dinner party in the bathroom?” with another, not mincing words, saying “A glorified prison cell!”
Still, Tzatevna praised the wee unit’s prime location, “heart of Greenwich Village,” plus its single large window, exposed brick wall and “everything clean, sunny, nice view + dishwasher.”
But she said she and her partner were looking for something bigger and closer to the New School than the “really small” Soho studio they were renting for $1,700 — so it was an immediate pass, she said.
“It’s definitely the smallest apartment I’ve ever seen,” she told The Post. “I was shocked.”
But the apartment did find a renter, she said: a man who “closed the deal immediately — he said that’s all he needed — perfect location and price for him.”