160 W 12Th St

The Greenwich Lane is a mid-rise, 17-story condominium complex completed in 2013 and composed of several connected structures and townhouses arranged around a landscaped central garden. Residences are predominantly one-bedroom layouts (with larger multi-bedroom homes and duplex townhouses also present) and reflect a blend of restored historic fabric and contemporary construction designed by FXFOWLE with interiors by Thomas O’Brien. Apartment interiors emphasize loft-like proportions with beamed or coffered ceilings, wide-plank oak floors, enlarged double-hung mullioned windows, custom millwork, and high-end chef kitchens outfitted with Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele appliances. Baths are richly detailed with marble mosaic floors, soaking tubs, glass-enclosed showers, and double vanities; many units include walk-in closets, separate dining areas, home-office nooks, and in-unit washers/dryers plus four-pipe multi-zone HVAC for individualized climate control. The property’s common program is extensive: a lush private garden courtyard by M. Paul Friedberg & Partners anchors the development, complemented by a full wellness level with a 25-meter swimming pool and hot tub, steam/sauna facilities, yoga and treatment rooms, a professionally equipped fitness center, and a golf simulator. Social amenities include a residents’ lounge, private dining/catering kitchen, 21-seat screening room, children’s playroom, bicycle and private storage options. The building offers 24-hour staffed lobbies, doorman and concierge services, secure entry and on-site management. Exterior features range from private terraces and Juliet balconies to planted courtyard spaces; select residences come with private outdoor terraces and optional parking and storage arrangements. Located in the West Village within the Greenwich Village Historic District, the complex sits on tree-lined West 12th Street near Washington Square Park, boutique dining, and multiple subway lines, supporting an urban lifestyle centered on walkability and neighborhood character.