From its stunning views, to its spacious proportions, unique layout, gorgeous upgrades and architectural details, everything about this beautifully renovated, high floor, one-bedroom, one-bathroom Greenwich Village cooperative conveys prewar perfection made modern.

Arrive through a rare formal foyer entry to find an expansive living room featuring hardwood floors, tall beamed ceilings dotted with recessed lighting, and west-facing windows that deliver open-sky outlooks of the Manhattan sunset. Custom wallcoverings and fresh paint highlight stately millwork and built-ins. Stretching nearly 21 feet long, the living room provides a generous footprint for sitting and dining areas, and smart pocket doors reveal a masterfully planned, windowed kitchen where glass-front cabinetry surrounds premium appliances by Miele and Liebherr.

A wall of large closets lines the long hallway to the corner bedroom where northern exposures and additional west-facing windows frame commanding views of the Empire State building and Christopher Street Park. Three more bedroom closets with custom built-ins ensure storage will never be a concern. The hallway bathroom features classic black-and-white tile and a large bathtub/shower.

Welcome to The Waverly, a pet-friendly cooperative building within the Greenwich Village Historic District.

Here, residents enjoy 24-hour doorman service, live-in superintendent, laundry, storage and a bike room. From its position, where the West Village meets central Greenwich Village, The Waverly is surrounded by the best of Manhattan living. Outstanding restaurants line the nearby streets, including the original Joe’s Coffee, cozy brunch spots like Jeffrey’s Grocery and Michelin-starred restaurants like Blue Hill.

Spectacular open space awaits at Washington Square Park, Jefferson Market Garden and sprawling Hudson River Park. Nearly every subway line in the city is within minutes, if not seconds, of this central location, including A/C/E, B/D/F/M, 1/2/3, L, N/Q/R/W, 4/5/6 and PATH trains.

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