167 Perry St

A six-story cooperative constructed in 1986, this low-rise West Village building contains primarily one-bedroom residences arranged in traditional and duplex configurations. The façade and massing are consistent with the neighborhood’s townhouse-scaled streets, and interiors frequently feature high ceilings, oversized windows, and wood-burning fireplaces. Units often include renovated chef-style kitchens with stone counters and high-end appliances, custom millwork, recessed lighting, and spa-like bathrooms with marble or glass tile detailing. Many apartments open onto private outdoor spaces — balconies, planted terraces, or ground-floor gardens — while several homes are configured with additional office alcoves or loft-like duplex plans. Common areas include a redesigned lobby, elevators, and a furnished roof deck with direct Hudson River views. Resident services are full-service: 24-hour doorman, live-in resident manager, porter, and bicycle storage. Practical building conveniences are notable: laundry rooms on each floor, newly updated hallways and elevators, and relatively low monthly maintenance with allowances for subletting and pet ownership subject to coop board rules. The property sits on a cobblestone, tree-lined block adjacent to Hudson River Park, surrounded by cafes, boutiques, transit options, and neighborhood landmarks that define West Village urban living.