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63 Bank Street is a 1901 prewar rental in the West Village, set on a quiet, tree lined block between Bleecker Street and West Fourth Street. The five story building contains 15 residences and retains the scale and street presence of the neighborhood's older apartment houses.
Many apartments have high ceilings, oversized windows, hardwood floors, separate kitchens, and generous closet storage. The layouts represented here are primarily two bedroom apartments, with living rooms separated from the kitchens and bedrooms sized for queen beds. Some homes also have garden outlooks, multiple exposures, or overhead storage above the closets.
The building is pet friendly. Its location puts Hudson River Park, Washington Square Park, cafes, restaurants, and neighborhood shops within a short walk, while the surrounding blocks retain the quieter residential character associated with the West Village.
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