Private outdoor space, duplex living, and a piece of New York pop culture history come together at 118 Suffolk Street. This one-bedroom, one-bathroom duplex co-op is for sale in the former townhouse of Baby Jane Holzer, the Andy Warhol superstar and icon of 1960s downtown Manhattan. Step outside to your own 11x15 private patio, a true rarity on the Lower East Side. Ivy-covered exposed brick, TimberTech Walnut Grove decking, a quiet garden retreat for morning coffee, dinner outdoors, or unwinding after a night out on Orchard Street. Inside, the living room pairs exposed brick with a decorative fireplace and layered designer lighting. Together, they give the home a warm, intimate, gallery-like feel day and night. The renovated kitchen features custom walnut-stained cabinetry, Silestone countertops, a Verona range, a Blomberg stainless refrigerator, and a Monogram dishwasher. Downstairs, the lower-level bedroom is a true sanctuary, tucked away from street noise, with a custom 10-foot Elfa closet system. The bathroom is finished in Porcelanosa Firenze Nacar tile with a floating vanity and double medicine cabinet. A washer and dryer sit just outside the lower-level door. Whether you want a Manhattan pied-à-terre, a first home, or a smart purchase near downtown’s major campuses, this apartment delivers. It sits within easy reach of: NYU Cooper Union The New School and Parsons the School of Visual Arts Pace University, a direct J/Z ride away That makes it a compelling choice for faculty, graduate students, and parents buying for a child in college. The lock-and-leave layout and private patio also make it an ideal city base for buyers who split their time between New York and home. Low monthly [maintenance/common charges] make this a standout value in one of Manhattan’s most in-demand neighborhoods.