100 W 12Th St

Located at 100 West 12th Street in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village, this low-rise cooperative dates to 1959 and rises six stories with 53 residences. The building’s scale and brick façade reflect midcentury village architecture, and interior details in many homes include high ceilings, hardwood floors, generous closets and period moldings. Apartment types are primarily studios, alcove studios, one- and two-bedrooms with configurations that favor separate living and dining areas; several units feature windowed kitchens and baths, walk-in closets, pantries, and soaking tubs. Shared building spaces have been refreshed — a renovated lobby and corridors, an elevator, and a central laundry room. Service-oriented staffing includes a part-time doorman, a live-in superintendent and full-time maintenance personnel; building storage, bicycle storage and private storage bins are available in the basement. Pet-friendly policies and allowances for co-purchases and parental guarantors are part of the coop’s governance, while pied-à-terre ownership is restricted. Located on a corner block near Washington Square Park, Union Square and multiple subway lines, the property sits amid restaurants, shops and village rowhouses, offering an urban, walkable lifestyle with a quiet residential character and easy access to transit and neighborhood amenities.