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This white-brick cooperative apartment building at 33 Greenwich Avenue, erected in 1962, has 151 units and is named Saint Germain. The building features protruding floor-plates on its Greenwich Avenue facade, giving it a light and airy appearance, and is located near popular restaurants, public transportation, and amenities in Greenwich Village. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
Saint Germain at 33 Greenwich Avenue is a 151-unit white brick co-op built in 1962 and converted to cooperative ownership in 1986. The building stands out from typical white brick structures of its era with protruding floor plates from the second through ninth floors on the Greenwich Avenue façade, creating a lighter, more dimensional appearance. The building name is emblazoned on the black brick façade along 10th Street, and the structure is set back slightly from Greenwich Avenue. Located directly across from the Jefferson Market Courthouse Library and its gardens, the building occupies a prime West Village corner with access to numerous subway lines and the neighborhood's renowned dining and shopping.
The building offers full-service amenities including a 24-hour doorman, live-in super, fitness center, and laundry room. A furnished and planted rooftop deck provides panoramic views of the city, including the Empire State Building and Freedom Tower. Additional conveniences include an on-site parking garage, bike storage, and private storage bins. The co-op maintains flexible policies, permitting subletting after one year of ownership, co-purchasing, guarantors, pied-à-terres, and pets. One notable feature is the absence of a flip tax, and financing up to 80% is allowed.
Apartments at Saint Germain tend to be generously proportioned, with many one-bedroom units featuring west facing windows that capture sunset views over the Village. Common apartment features include hardwood or parquet floors, windowed kitchens and bathrooms, and ample closet space, with some units outfitted by California Closets. Many apartments have been renovated with high end appliances from Sub-Zero, Miele, Bertazzoni, Bosch, and Viking. Central air conditioning with individual thermostats is standard in many units, and some feature CitiQuiet windows for sound insulation.
Views from apartments often include the Jefferson Market Clock Tower, Empire State Building, and Freedom Tower, with unobstructed sightlines due to the building's height relative to surrounding structures. Layouts range from studios to two bedroom units, with some one bedrooms offering bonus rooms or dining alcoves. Renovated units typically feature contemporary finishes including quartz or Caesarstone countertops, custom cabinetry, crown molding, recessed lighting, and floor-to-ceiling subway tile in bathrooms. The building's location provides immediate access to the tree lined streets of the historic West Village and proximity to Hudson River Park.
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