105 W 13Th St

105 West 13th Street is a 16-story, post‑war red‑brick co‑op completed in 1961 and composed primarily of studio and one‑bedroom residences. The landmarked, tree‑lined block in Greenwich Village frames a mid‑century façade and a straightforward apartment mix that favors efficient, corner and split plans. Interior characteristics commonly found in the building’s units include eat‑in kitchens, walk‑in closets, built‑ins, double vanities, soaking tubs, and foyer or dining areas that lend homes a sense of distinct entry and useful storage. Many apartments feature oversized windows with southern, western and northern exposures and several units offer private balconies or wrap‑around terraces. Shared spaces emphasize convenience and outdoor living: a staffed 24‑hour doorman lobby, live‑in superintendent, central laundry, bike room, and a large planted and furnished roof deck with panoramic Manhattan skyline views. Practical services and policies reflect full‑service co‑op management — porters/handymen, adjacent attended garage access, and common‑area maintenance funded through co‑op operations; the board permits pets, co‑purchasing and pieds‑à‑terre on a case‑by‑case basis. Situated steps from Washington Square, Union Square, the High Line and multiple subway lines, the building places residents within immediate access to dining, markets and cultural destinations in Greenwich Village, Chelsea and the Flatiron/Chelsea Arts corridors.