140 West 10th Street - Greenwich Village
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Built in 1900, 138-140 West 10th Street is a boutique prewar co-op comprising two connected buildings with a total of 38 units spread across five stories. Located on one of Greenwich Village's most coveted tree lined blocks between Greenwich Avenue and Waverly Place, this walk-up building has maintained its historic charm while accommodating thoughtful modern renovations. The co-op benefits from excellent financials with no underlying mortgage and ownership of two ground floor retail spaces, resulting in notably low monthly maintenance charges.
Apartments throughout the building feature nearly 9 foot ceilings and retain original prewar details including decorative fireplaces, stone mantels, and in many cases, exposed brick walls. Recent renovations have introduced high end finishes such as herringbone oak flooring, custom millwork, and chef's kitchens with Sub-Zero appliances and Wolf ranges. Many units offer multiple exposures with particularly desirable southern views overlooking private gardens and townhouses, while upper floor apartments provide treetop level vistas of the surrounding Village streetscape.
The building's amenities include a beautifully landscaped rooftop deck with panoramic city views, laundry facilities, bike storage, basement storage units available for rent, and a live-in superintendent. A modern video intercom system provides security while maintaining the building's intimate, boutique character. The co-op maintains flexible policies allowing co-purchasing, gifting, pied-à-terre ownership, and subletting after one year of ownership, though pets are limited to cats only.
The location places residents steps from Village institutions like Jack's Coffee, Rosemary's restaurant, and Three Lives and Company bookstore, with convenient access to multiple subway lines including the A, C, E, D, F, M, and 1 trains. The building's combination of historic character, modern conveniences, strong financials, and prime Village location has made it a sought after address for those seeking authentic downtown living.
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