22 Perry Street

Overview of 22 Perry Street

22 Perry Street is a distinctive 6-story condominium building erected in 1985 on a prominent triangular site in Greenwich Village. The building's most notable feature is its playful conical top, which pays homage to the Victorian clocktower of the nearby Jefferson Market Courthouse Library. The architecture goes beyond mere whimsy, with thoughtfully indented façades that create angular balconies meeting the curved end, and attractive arched windows on the top floor. The lobby features green marble flooring and an etched glass wall displaying the building's address.

This boutique building contains just 21 units, ranging from studios to duplex apartments. Wood burning fireplaces appear in multiple units, along with herringbone hardwood floors and open kitchens outfitted with marble countertops and high end appliances including Bertazzoni ovens, Miele dishwashers, and Fisher & Paykel refrigerators. Renovated bathrooms feature marble flooring and luxury fixtures from Caracalla, Toto, and Lefroy Brooks. Several units offer southern and eastern exposures with views over West Village rooftops, while duplex apartments include private terraces, skylights, and powder rooms.

Building amenities include a live-in superintendent, free laundry facilities on every floor, an elevator, video security system, and a common roof deck. The location on Perry Street, one of the West Village's most charming tree lined blocks, provides easy access to multiple subway lines and proximity to numerous restaurants, boutiques, and the neighborhood's historic Federal era architecture. The building sits equidistant from two 7th Avenue subway stations, making it well connected despite the quiet residential character of the street.