13 W 13Th St

The Norville House is a six-story cooperative built in 1962 with roughly 40 residences composed primarily of one- and two-bedroom layouts plus occasional alcove studios. Architecturally restrained and mid-century in character, the masonry façade conceals a well-maintained, low-rise condominium scale common to Greenwich Village. Interiors in many units have been modernized: high ceilings, recessed lighting, granite and butcher-block counters, renovated kitchens with stainless steel appliances, and updated baths are common. Shared building features emphasize everyday convenience — a part-time doorman, live-in superintendent, central laundry room, resident storage lockers, bicycle room, and an on-site garage. There is limited private outdoor space per unit and some storage available in a dedicated room; the property is smoke-free and pet-friendly with pied-à-terre ownership generally permitted. Recent capital work includes lobby and hallway renovations plus mechanical upgrades such as a replaced roof and boiler, risers and meter room improvements. Located on a tree-lined block just off Fifth Avenue in Greenwich Village’s ‘Gold Coast,’ the building places residents within easy walking distance of Union Square, Washington Square Park, Chelsea and Flatiron dining, markets like Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s, and numerous subway lines and surface transit.