167 Perry St

167 Perry Street is a six-story, 34-unit cooperative built in 1986 and located on a cobblestone block in Manhattan’s West Village. The midrise masonry building presents a restrained, neighborhood-scale façade and offers full-service staffing: 24-hour doormen, a live-in superintendent, porter support and elevator service. Interiors of typical one-bedroom residences emphasize classic prewar-inspired details reinterpreted in later construction — high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown molding, chandeliers, recessed lighting and generous built-in storage. Many apartments include open-plan kitchens with granite or stone countertops, kitchen islands or breakfast bars, pantries and modern appliances; baths range from original tubs to renovated spa-like finishes and some units feature skylights, soaking tubs or travertine and limestone detailing. Several apartments open directly onto private outdoor spaces: planted gardens, individual balconies or a roof deck, while the building maintains a prominent common roof deck with wide Hudson River and skyline sightlines. Resident conveniences include laundry on each floor or nearby, bike storage, climate-controlled hallways and continuous fresh-air ventilation systems. Pet approvals are handled case-by-case under Board oversight; co-op rules permit financing up to roughly 80% and allow subletting, pied-à-terres and co-purchasing with Board approval. The block places residents steps from Hudson River Park, nearby greenmarkets, theaters, restaurants and subway access, offering a West Village lifestyle that blends quiet residential character with immediate waterfront and neighborhood amenities.