Greenwich Towers, 105 West 13th Street: Review and Ratings
at The Northwest corner of Sixth Avenue View Full Building Profile
This 17-story, red-brick building at 105 West 13th Street on the northwest corner of the Avenue of the Americas was erected in 1961 and designed by George G. Miller, who also designed the Cambridge Apartments at 175 West 13th Street and the Beekman Hill Apartments at 321 East 50th Street.
It has 98 co-operative apartments and is known as Greenwich Towers.
It is convenient to numerous restaurants, good public transportation, the New School for Social Research and P.S. 41. It is three blocks north of the landmark Jefferson Market Courthouse Library building.
Bottom Line
A red-brick, co-operative apartment building on Sixth Avenue near many restaurants with good transportation in Greenwich Village.
Description
The red-brick building has some setbacks, a one-story, gray granite face and some sidewalk landscaping.
Amenities
The building has a full-time doorman, a live-in superintendent, a roof deck, a bicycle room, storage and is pet-friendly. A 24-hour attended garage is next door.
Apartments
Apartment 4C is a two-bedroom unit with a 25-foot-long living room with a 12-foot-long open kitchen with a breakfast bar.
Apartment 12F is a two-bedroom unit with a 19-foot-living room, a home office next to a windowed kitchen and a 17-foot-wide balcony off the master-bedroom.
Apartment 9E is a two-bedroom unit with a 22-foot-long living/dining room and an open, 9-foot-long, windowed kitchen.
Apartment 14 D is a one-bedroom unit with a 20-foot-long living room and a 9-foot-wide, open kitchen.
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