Charming pre-war West Village co-op with private gated garden, featuring renovated apartments with historic details like exposed brick and fireplaces. Liberal sublet policy and pied-à-terre friendly, ideally located near Hudson River Park and Meatpacking District.
118 Perry Street is a 54 unit, four story co-op dating to 1911. The property comprises a series of small pre-war buildings that wrap the corner of Perry and Greenwich Streets, organized around a gated garden with a fountain, seating, barbecue grills, and outdoor bicycle storage.
The apartment stock is weighted toward studios, many with high ceilings, southern exposures, and windowed bathrooms. Fireplaces are a recurring feature, ranging from decorative brick surrounds to working wood burning hearths, while top floor homes receive especially strong southern light.
The co-op permits pied-à-terre ownership and parent copurchases, with pets subject to approval. Subletting is allowed after two years of ownership, and some top floor apartments have had rooftop rights offered separately.
Hudson River Park is two blocks west, while the Meatpacking District, Abingdon Square Greenmarket, the Whitney Museum, and the High Line are close by. The 1 train stops at Christopher Street, and the A, C, E, and L trains serve 14th Street at Eighth Avenue.
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