115 4Th Ave

The Petersfield is an eight-story prewar condominium built in 1905 and converted into loft residences that blend original industrial bones with contemporary finishes. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom lofts with high ceilings (commonly 11–12 feet), oversized windows, open-plan living areas, and abundant built-in storage such as walk-in closets and custom shelving. Kitchens tend toward chef-friendly layouts with breakfast bars, granite or stone counters, stainless steel or high-end appliance packages, and pantry space; many homes also include washer/dryer hookups. Common interior features emphasize generous circulation — wide hallways, entrance foyers, formal dining areas or flexible dens — and details like recessed lighting and hardwood floors. Exterior amenities reflect a downtown, community-oriented life: a landscaped courtyard, a recently renovated roof deck/terrace, and private outdoor spaces for some units. Building services and operations include a 24-hour doorman, onsite superintendent, and adjacent gym access; the property is pet-friendly and offers concierge-style full-service staffing. Located at 115 Fourth Avenue where Greenwich Village meets the East Village, the Petersfield sits steps from Union Square, multiple subway lines, the Greenmarket, Whole Foods and an array of restaurants and retail, delivering a highly walkable, amenity-rich urban lifestyle.