This 26' wide Greek Revival townhouse with elevator was built in 1846 at 17 West 10th Street between fifth and sixth avenues. It is located on a highly sought-after street known for its mixture of Greek Revival and Italianate architecture. The block is surrounded by lush trees and gardens, creating a peaceful and picturesque environment. In 1979, the townhouse was converted into a cooperative and currently houses 8 residential coops.

The co-op at 17 West 10th Street offers a range of unique features and amenities, making it a desirable place to live. The entire 5th floor, known as Number 5, consists of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 working fireplaces, and 13 windows that provide ample natural light throughout the day. The master bedroom is particularly quiet and offers lovely open views to the north, including a view of the Empire State Building. The apartment also includes original wood floors and crown molding, creating an elegant and timeless atmosphere. The apartment's layout is designed to maximize space and flow, with each living area seamlessly transitioning into the next. The main living area features a large collection of books, artifacts, and a working fireplace, creating a warm and inviting ambiance. It leads into an expansive chef's kitchen, equipped with top-of-the-line appliances and extensive cabinetry for storage. The dining area has its own wood-burning fireplace, perfect for entertaining guests.

Residents of the coop also have access to a fully planted roof deck on the floor above, offering captivating views of the village and city skyline. Additionally, the apartment includes a washer/dryer and private storage in the basement, providing convenience and practicality.

In the heart of Greenwich Village, 17 West 10th Street offers the unique experience of townhouse living combined with the services and amenities of a coop. The neighborhood is known for its vibrant energy, historic landmarks, and proximity to Washington Square Park and Union Square Greenmarket. The building itself holds a rich history, with famous residents like Mark Twain living across the street in the early 1900s. 17 West 10th Street is a grand, classic, and gracious coop building, offering a serene and elegant living experience in the heart of New York City.