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This 6-story building at 116 University, designed by Morris Adjmi Architects and completed in 2018, features 5 full-floor condominium apartments. The stunningly simple white-brick building is distinguished by its elegant, large, inset and coffered windows, and includes amenities such as a roof deck, fitness center, and laundry.
116 University Place is a 6-story boutique condominium building completed in 2018 at the southwest corner of 13th Street in Greenwich Village. Designed by Morris Adjmi Architects and developed by Ranger Properties and Sagamore Capital, the building features a distinctive white-brick exterior with large inset coffered windows and contains just five full-floor residences.
Each residence spans approximately 3,056 square feet and features direct elevator access, 10-foot ceilings, and 6-inch wide white oak flooring. The units showcase handcrafted Smallbone of Devizes kitchens with Miele appliances and Calacatta Cremo marble finishes. The penthouse unit includes a 1,361-square-foot roof terrace with an outdoor kitchen.
The building's thoughtful design includes angled fire stairs near its western end and ground-floor retail space with large show windows. A notable architectural feature is the entrance marquee, which adds to the building's street presence.
Residents enjoy amenities including a doorman-attended lobby, a professionally landscaped roof deck with outdoor kitchen, fitness center, and private storage rooms. The building is situated adjacent to 21 East 12th Street, the former site of Bowlmor Lanes.
The location offers proximity to both Union Square and Washington Square Parks, with easy access to multiple subway lines, restaurants, shops, and neighborhood amenities.
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