37 East 12th Street is a boutique condominium in Greenwich Village with amenities like doorman service and a fitness center. The building is near shopping, dining, and cultural attractions, offering private storage for residents.
37 East 12th Street is an eight story Greenwich Village condominium converted in 2014 from an 1896 commercial building that once housed Lenard's auction house and later the Kentshire Gallery. The conversion by Edward J. Minskoff Equities, designed by CS Architects with interiors by Haland & Haland, preserved a highly ornate façade with a decorative two story base, elaborate cast iron detailing, arched upper windows, and a strong cornice.
The building's history reflects the former auction district along University Place and Broadway, where galleries and auction houses occupied the corridor in the mid 20th century. Its restored interior architecture retains industrial barrel vaulted ceilings, original cast iron columns, and large expanses of glass, while the six residences use contemporary finishes such as chevron patterned walnut flooring, custom cabinetry, and marble bathrooms.
The residential program consists of four full floor homes, a three level townhouse, and a duplex penthouse. The townhouse is organized across three floors around a private garden, while the penthouse extends over multiple levels to a 1,188 square foot rooftop terrace with an outdoor kitchen. The full floor residences generally have north and south exposures, vaulted ceilings reaching about 11 feet, and private entries.
Building amenities include a 24 hour concierge, fitness center, health club, resident storage, central air conditioning, a courtyard, fireplaces, and a rooftop terrace. The property is landmarked and sits between University Place and Broadway, with Union Square Park and Washington Square Park nearby; the 14th Street Union Square station serves the L, N, Q, R, W, 4, 5, and 6 trains.
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