100 Bank St

A six-story, mid-20th-century cooperative built in 1956, this West Village property combines traditional brownstone-adjacent character with elevator access and a hands-on management team. The building’s residences are a mix of studios, one- and two-bedroom units that typically feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, recessed lighting, defined dining areas or breakfast bars, and generous closet and storage provisions. Many apartments have been tastefully renovated with modern kitchens and renovated windowed bathrooms while the building supplies private basement storage lockers and a communal storage room for residents. Common facilities include a laundry room, bicycle storage, a garage with a waitlist, and a live-in superintendent who manages day-to-day needs; the entry and package systems have been modernized in some units to support convenient deliveries. The property permits pets, enforces coop house rules such as restrictions on pied-a-terre status and appliance approvals, and maintains stable financials according to listings. Located on a cobblestoned, tree-lined block in the West Village near the Hudson River Esplanade, High Line, Whitney Museum, Chelsea Market and multiple subway lines, the building offers a highly walkable, culturally rich neighborhood lifestyle with quick access to parks, dining, and boutique shopping.