The Jefferson Court is a pre-war condominium building in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, completed in 1910. Located at 134 West 10th Street, it has 7 units across 4 stories.
The Jefferson Court is a four story pre-war condominium at 134 West 10th Street in Greenwich Village, completed in 1910 with seven residences. Its most distinctive home is a duplex penthouse arranged over two levels, with three private outdoor spaces including a 2,000 square foot landscaped roof deck with an outdoor kitchen and views toward the Empire State Building and Jefferson Market.
The apartments have ceiling heights of roughly nine to nine and a half feet, and private terraces are part of the building's residential mix. The penthouse also has a broad north facing terrace and a south facing bedroom terrace, while another residence has a Juliet balcony and a private terrace adjoining its primary suite.
At the block level, the building has a virtual doorman and private storage is available with at least one residence. Its setting on West 10th Street between Greenwich Avenue and Seventh Avenue South places it among the restaurants and shops of the Village, with Washington Square Park, Union Square, the High Line, and Hudson River Park nearby.
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