22 Jones Street is a six story rental building completed in 1974, with 36 apartments in Greenwich Village. Its residential character is shaped by loft like proportions: the building includes duplexes and lofts, while apartments commonly have high ceilings, oversized windows, and generous living areas.
Apartment layouts range from studios and junior one layouts to larger one bedroom homes, with some duplex arrangements. Renovated interiors often pair open kitchens with hardwood floors, abundant storage, and floor-to-ceiling or walk-in closets; several apartments also have fireplaces. Ceiling heights vary, including residences with ceilings above nine feet and a loft with a 16 foot ceiling.
The building has a live-in superintendent and laundry facilities. It occupies a quiet, tree lined stretch of Jones Street, about half a block from the restaurants, cafes, and shops around Bleecker Street and West 4th Street. Washington Square Park and NYU are a few minutes away, and the building is within the West Village section of Greenwich Village.
The West 4th Street Washington Square subway station, served by the A, C, E, and F trains, is about two blocks away. Sheridan Square is nearby, while the shops, restaurants, and nightlife of Bleecker Street extend through the surrounding blocks; SoHo is also within walking distance. Pets are not permitted.
Abington Properties is a family-owned Manhattan residential real estate firm that has been run by the same family for decades. It operates no-fee rental apartment buildings in prime neighborhoods and emphasizes well-maintained units and responsive tenant service.