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This 7-story red-brick building at 184 Thompson Street, originally built as a rental in 1970, was converted to condominiums in 2006 by Broad Street Development. The building features 140 apartments, most with balconies, and amenities including a 24-hour doorman and roof deck. Currently, 2 apartments are for sale.
184 Thompson Street is a 7-story red-brick condominium building situated on the southeast corner of Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village, two blocks south of Washington Square Park and two blocks north of SoHo. Originally constructed as a rental building in 1970, it was converted to condominiums in 2006 by Broad Street Development under Raymond Chalme's leadership, following their acquisition of the property in 2005.
The building contains approximately 140 residential units, comprising 93 studios, 43 one-bedroom apartments, and 4 two-bedroom units. Many apartments feature private balconies, and the first and sixth floors include duplex and loft units, some with gardens and roof decks. The building's kitchens are equipped with Avanti stainless steel appliances, Narva cabinetry, and Ceaser stone countertops, while bathrooms feature Ronbow cherry wood cabinets and stone tile finishes.
Amenities at 184 Thompson Street include 24-hour doorman service, a roof deck, laundry facilities on every floor, a package delivery notification system, and a live-in superintendent. The building's prime location offers easy access to numerous restaurants, shops, and transportation options, making it a convenient residence in one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods.
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