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Historic 19th-century townhouse conversion in prime Greenwich Village, steps from Washington Square Park. Four floor-through residences blend original details like exposed brick and fireplaces with modern SMEG appliances and low maintenance.
106 Waverly Place is an Anglo Italianate townhouse condominium at the northwest corner of Washington Square Park, converted in 1999 into four floor through residences across five floors. The building's defining feature is its townhouse scale and direct relationship to the park, at the crossroads of Greenwich Village and the West Village.
Each residence has four exposures, with layouts generally ranging from two to three bedrooms. The apartments retain prewar details including dentil molding, exposed brick, antique doors and fixtures, wide plank or hardwood floors, high ceilings, and wood burning fireplaces. In unit washer dryers, basement storage, and updated kitchens are recurring features.
The top residence is organized as a triplex, with its interior connected by a floating staircase and capped by a planted roof deck and solarium. The other homes are floor through apartments, with flexible layouts that have supported both two and three bedroom arrangements. The condominium is professionally managed and permits pets, with bike storage also associated with the building.
Washington Square Park is immediately outside the building, while Babbo is two doors away on Waverly Place. The West 4th Street Washington Square subway station, served by the A, C, E, B, D, F, and M trains, is about half a block away, and New York University's main campus is next door.
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