The Cambridge House, 175 West 13th Street - Greenwich Village
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The Cambridge House is a distinguished 20 story white brick cooperative at 175 West 13th Street, featuring 137 units across a prime Greenwich Village location. Built in 1959 and converted to a co-op in 1981, this well maintained postwar building sits on a beautiful tree lined block at the corner of Seventh Avenue. The building offers full time doorman service, a live-in superintendent, and friendly porters, creating a full service residential experience in one of Manhattan's most coveted neighborhoods.
The location provides exceptional convenience, positioned directly above the 14th Street subway station with access to the 1, 2, and 3 trains, plus underground passages to the L, F, M, and PATH trains at 6th Avenue. Residents enjoy proximity to St. Vincent's Triangle Park, Greenwich Avenue's boutiques and restaurants, and a Citibike dock directly in front of the building. The area benefits from several large supermarkets, gourmet food stores, and PS 41, noted as one of the city's best public schools.
Apartments typically feature western exposures with gorgeous afternoon sunlight and pretty West Village views, hardwood parquet floors throughout, and generous closet space including large walk in closets. Many units have been renovated with high end appliances like Thermador and Bosch, updated bathrooms, and modern kitchens with stainless steel appliances. Select apartments offer private terraces, and some feature smart home technology with smartphone controlled HVAC, lighting, and appliances. The building's duplex penthouse on the 20th and 21st floors stands out with three terraces and panoramic views of Greenwich Village, the Hudson River, and beyond.
Building amenities include a spectacular landscaped furnished roof deck with sweeping city and Hudson River views, basement laundry facilities, bike storage, and additional storage rooms available for a nominal fee. The building welcomes pets but does not permit pied-à-terres or parental purchases for children. Recent upgrades include a renovated lobby and hallways, and the building operates with no flip tax, requiring a minimum 20% down payment for purchases.
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