51 West 11th Street is a 1900 pre-war rental in Greenwich Village, a four story walk up with 19 apartments on a tree lined block between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. The restored brownstone retains hardwood floors, detailed moldings, decorative fireplaces, and high ceilings in many apartments, combining those period elements with renovated interiors.
Apartment layouts are generally open, with one and two bedroom residences represented among the renovated homes. Many apartments have hardwood or wide plank oak floors, exposed or limed brick, stainless steel kitchens with dishwashers, and tiled bathrooms; in-unit washers and dryers recur in the renovated apartments. High ceilings and natural light are also cited among the building's apartment features.
The building has an intercom system, a virtual doorman, and an on-site superintendent, and pets are allowed. Heat and hot water are included in the rent. The low rise scale and walk up configuration keep the building closely tied to its pre-war character, while the renovated apartments introduce more contemporary finishes and appliances.
West 11th Street is lined with trees and sits near Washington Square Park and Union Square, with restaurants, bars, grocery stores, Whole Foods, and Trader Joe's nearby. The building is in the center of Greenwich Village's dining and nightlife district, with access to numerous subway lines in the surrounding streets.
Founded in 1947, The Brodsky Organization is a Manhattan-based firm specializing in luxury apartment rentals. It oversees thousands of units in NYC and prides itself on amenity-rich buildings and attentive on-site management.