West 4th Street

Welcome home to this charming 2nd-floor one-bedroom co-op in the heart of the West Village! Located between West 10th and Charles Street, this building was designed by the same architect who created Grand Central Station. The building policies include easy approval and no interviews.

The living room is huge and sunny, featuring a decorative fireplace and exposed brick. The bedroom is spacious and has gorgeous French doors.

This prime location offers easy access to many of the cit…

Welcome home to this charming 2nd-floor one-bedroom co-op in the heart of the West Village! Located between West 10th and Charles Street, this building was designed by the same architect who created Grand Central Station. The building policies include easy approval and no interviews.

The living room is huge and sunny, featuring a decorative fireplace and exposed brick. The bedroom is spacious and has gorgeous French doors.

This prime location offers easy access to many of the city's best restaurants, cafes, and shops. You're just steps from Hudson River Park, Abingdon Square Park (with its Saturday Greenmarket), Bleecker Street boutiques, the High Line, the Meatpacking District, and the new Whitney Museum.

The West Village gained its reputation for its bohemian culture in the early and mid-twentieth century. It was a focal point of new political movements, ideas, and the Stonewall Inn, a bastion of gay rights that became the epicenter of the Stonewall Riots in the summer of 1969. These riots represented a turning point for the gay residents of the Village and led to the foundation of gay rights movements in major cities across the country.

Today, the West Village is known as one of the most desirable neighborhoods in New York City. Strong neighborhood advocacy groups have prevented the rezoning that is prevalent in many other parts of the city, resulting in high-rise construction. As a result, the West Village is known for its beautiful low-rise townhomes, cobblestone streets adorned with trees, its thriving restaurant and nightlife culture, and, of course, Bleecker Street with its many boutiques and cafes.

The West Village is conveniently located near the 1, A, E, C, M, B, F, and D subways. You can also walk to the river within minutes. The atmosphere here is simply exhilarating!