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Village House is a 14-story red-brick condominium building in Greenwich Village with 70 apartments. Built in 1967, it features a sunken entrance, large sidewalk planters, and blue mullions on its facade.
Village House is a 14 story, 70 unit condominium at 60 West 13th Street in Greenwich Village, designed by Alex Danin and completed in 1967. Its most recognizable street feature is a slightly sunken, canopied entrance framed by large raised sidewalk planters. Broad blue window mullions punctuate the red brick façade, while the upper two floors step back in angled sections.
Layouts range from studios with elongated living and dining areas to junior fours with dining rooms that can be adapted as offices or additional bedrooms. South facing apartments overlook the landscaped courtyard and Village rooftops, with higher floors taking in the Jefferson Market Clocktower and One World Trade Center. A penthouse opens to a broad terrace wrapping three sides of the residence.
The building has a full time doorman, a live-in superintendent, a central laundry room, resident storage, a bike room, and a landscaped courtyard. It is pet friendly. The address is just west of Fifth Avenue, with Union Square several blocks east and Washington Square Park to the south.
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