The Stafford Mews, 622 Greenwich Street: Review and Ratings

Review of 622 Greenwich Street by Carter Horsley

This 6-story apartment building at 622 Greenwich Street between Leroy and Morton streets in the West Village was built in 1881 and was converted to a co-operative.  It is known as The Stafford and has 50 units.

It is two blocks from the West Side Highway and one block south of the St. Luke’s Chapel and school complex just south of Christopher Street.

Bottom Line

An attractive, 6-story building in the Far West Village with fireplaces, fire balconies and quite large apartments.

Description

The plain red-brick façade has some vertical indentations and some curved fire balconies make it a more textural presence in this very desirable section of the Far West Village.

It permits window air-conditioners.

It has a beige brick surround the slightly indented entrance that leads to a landscaped courtyard.

Amenities

The building has a roof deck, a bicycle room and a live-in super. Pets are permitted.

Apartments

The penthouse is a three-bedroom duplex with a 17-foot-long entry foyer on the lower level leading to a double-height, skylit living room and two planted terraces, one 26-feet-wide and the other 24-feet-wide, an open kitchen with a breakfast bar, granite countertop and backsplash, a wood-burning fireplace, and a washer and dryer.  The upper level has two bedrooms.

Apartment 5C is a two-bedroom unit that has an entry foyer that leads to a 22-foot-long dining room with a 14-foot-wide kitchen and a 25-foot-long living room.

Apartment 5A is a two-bedroom unit with a 15-foot-long entrance gallery that leads to a 28-foot-long living room and a 12-foot-wide dining area with an 18-foot-long open, pass-through kitchen.

Apartment 4D is a three-bedroom unit with a 25-foot-long entrance gallery that leads to a 34-foot-long living room with a fireplace and an open, pass-through, 16-foot-wide kitchen.