123 Bank Street is a four story rental building with 56 apartments in the West Village. Built in 1930 and renovated in 1978, it retains an Art Deco loft character, with Bank Street's prewar scale and open, high ceilinged apartment layouts shaping the property.
The common areas include renovated corridors, a furnished garden, laundry facilities, and a live-in super. The renovation refreshed the shared spaces while preserving the building's loft vocabulary.
Apartments range from studios and junior one bedrooms to larger one and two bedroom layouts. Soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, exposed beams, and strong natural light recur across the apartment mix, while several layouts incorporate separate sleeping or storage lofts. Open kitchens and flexible areas that can serve as a home office also appear in the larger plans.
The building is around the corner from Abingdon Square on a tree lined, cobblestone West Village block. The Meatpacking District, the Whitney Museum, the High Line, boutique shopping, restaurants, bars, and nightlife are all close by.
ELK Investors is a Manhattan-based property management firm specializing in boutique rental apartments, especially in the West Village and other prime neighborhoods, preserving classic building character with modern amenities.