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Former 1931 marionette theatre converted into seven distinctive loft-style residences with full-floor layouts in the West Village. Soaring 11.5 to 14-foot ceilings, oversized windows, and exceptional light define these pre-war homes on a quiet block.
59 Barrow Street is a four story, seven unit pre-war co-op completed in 1931 in the West Village. The building was formerly home to a marionette theatre, and its residential conversion retains an unusual loft character on a quiet block near Commerce Street.
The apartments are defined by full floor layouts, open living and dining areas, oversized windows, and ceiling heights generally ranging from 11.5 to 14 feet. Multiple exposures bring in northern, southern, eastern, and western light, with treetop and Village architectural views appearing across the residences. One especially unusual layout combines three former apartments into a single loft extending from Commerce Street to Barrow Street.
Apartment features include central air conditioning, in unit laundry, built in storage, and private basement storage. The building has a pet policy subject to approval and no underlying mortgage. Its West Village setting places it near Hudson River Park, neighborhood restaurants, shops, and several smaller parks, with public transportation in the surrounding area.
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