Bring your architect and create your dream Greenwich Village home in this oversized two-bedroom, two-bathroom home in one of lower Fifth Avenue’s most coveted buildings, The Brevoort. Enter residence 2K and you’re greeted to an expansive living and dining area that stretches an impressive 34 feet. Enjoy the perk of being on the 2nd floor with the windowed kitchen and 2nd bedroom overlooking the building’s charming courtyard fountain and both the living room and primary bedroom overlooking the treetops of Fifth Avenue. The apartment is set back by the building’s circular driveway which along with the double-pane windows make it pin-drop quiet. There are split bedrooms for privacy, and both are large enough to easily fit king-sized beds.

Additional features of this special home are 2 full bathrooms, tons of closets, and solid hardwood parquet floors throughout. Positioned on lower Fifth Avenue between Washington Square Park and Union Square, The Brevoort is one of the city’s most sought-after post-war co-ops. Amenities in this pet-friendly, elevator building include a 24-hour doorman and concierge service, a resident manager, a grand lobby with gardens, a convenient circular driveway, a lobby-level gym, a parking garage, bike room, on-site laundry, and a private storage unit for each apartment. The building has recently been upgraded with a plethora of eco-friendly green features including new windows, planted rooftops, and supplemental emergency power.

Located on the Gold Coast of Greenwich Village, all the restaurants, shopping, entertainment, and cultural venues that make this one of the world’s most desirable residential enclaves are within just a few blocks. Public transportation is a breeze, with A/C/E, B/D/F/M, 4/5/6, N/Q/R, 1, and L trains all close by at the Union Square, West 4th Street, and Astor Place stations.?Pieds-a-terre, washer/dryer, and parents purchasing for adult working children are permitted with board approval. Owners may have 1 dog or 2 cats.

This is truly one of the most desirable addresses in downtown Manhattan.

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