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1 Leroy Street is a small, red-brick residential condominium building located in the heart of the West Village, designed by architect Stephen B. Jacobs and completed in 1999. The building features a distinctive mansard-style roofline and is situated at the corner of Bleecker and Leroy Streets, surrounded by renowned eateries such as Rocco's Pastries and John's Pizzeria. This prime location is just a few blocks from Washington Square Park and offers easy access to the vibrant culture of Greenwich Village.
The building comprises six stories and offers a variety of luxurious apartment layouts, including duplexes and triplexes. Notable features of many apartments include wood-burning fireplaces, expansive windows providing ample natural light, and private outdoor spaces such as terraces. The penthouse units are particularly striking, often boasting double-height ceilings, high-end finishes, and chef's kitchens equipped with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances.
Residents enjoy a range of amenities, including 24-hour monitored security and bicycle storage. The building's intimate size and boutique feel contribute to a sense of exclusivity, while its proximity to some of the city's finest restaurants and shops enhances the appeal of living at 1 Leroy Street. The area is rich in history, with nearby landmarks and charming 19th-century townhouses adding to the neighborhood's character.
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