Greenwich Towers, 105 West 13th Street - Greenwich Village
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Greenwich Towers, completed in 1961 at 105 West 13th Street and Sixth Avenue, is a 17-story red brick cooperative designed by notable architect George G. Miller, who also designed the Cambridge Apartments and Beekman Hill Apartments. The building features setbacks, a gray granite base, and contains 98 apartments ranging from studios to three-bedroom units.
The full-service building offers a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, roof deck with panoramic city views, bike room, storage facilities, and laundry room. An attended 24-hour garage is conveniently located next door. The pet-friendly cooperative permits 75% financing and allows co-purchasing and guarantors on a case-by-case basis.
Situated in a prime Greenwich Village location, the building is within walking distance to Union Square, Washington Square Park, the New School for Social Research, and numerous restaurants and shops. The property is three blocks north of the landmark Jefferson Market Courthouse Library and offers excellent access to multiple transportation options.
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