100 Bank St

100 Bank Street is a six-story, mid-20th-century cooperative located on a historic cobblestone block in Manhattan’s West Village. Completed in 1956, the building contains 28 residences made up of studios, alcove studios, one- and two-bedroom layouts configured for classic downtown living. The exterior retains a low-rise, townhouse-scaled presence that complements the tree-lined street; common building storage, a bike room, and a garage (access via waitlist) provide practical support for residents. Interiors across units typically feature hardwood floors, high ceilings, renovated kitchens with stainless steel appliances, recessed lighting, and generous storage including dedicated cellar units. Common areas include an elevator, a shared laundry room, a secure package room, and a live‑in superintendent who handles deliveries and building operations. Pet-friendly policies and well-maintained financials are emphasized in listings, and building services include a mobile-enabled intercom system. The location anchors the lifestyle: immediate proximity to Abingdon Square, the Hudson River Esplanade, the High Line and the Whitney Museum, plus abundant dining, shopping and subway connections, make it a compact, amenity-supported cooperative that blends neighborhood character with modernized apartment finishes.