136 Waverly Pl

The Waverly is a landmarked prewar cooperative on a tree-lined block in Greenwich Village, completed in 1928 and rising roughly 16–17 stories. Its art-deco façade and classic massing frame an interior of pronounced prewar details: high beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, generous entry foyers, decorative moldings, and a number of residences with working wood-burning fireplaces. The building primarily offers one-bedroom configurations alongside larger layouts and occasional full-floor or penthouse units; many apartments feature multiple exposures and open city views. Common areas and resident services reflect full-service co-op living: a staffed 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, elegant lobby, central laundry facility, bicycle room and rentable personal storage, plus a service/freight elevator. Exterior provisions include limited private outdoor terraces on select units and building storage; pets are allowed subject to building policy. Located steps from Washington Square Park and adjacent to cafés, boutiques, cultural institutions and multiple subway lines, the Waverly delivers a historically rich, walkable Village lifestyle with a stable, service-oriented building operation.