180 Thompson St

A low-rise, pre-war cooperative constructed in 1920, this seven-story Greenwich Village building houses primarily studio and one-bedroom homes. The façade and massing reflect classic early 20th-century townhouse scale rather than high-rise form; interiors typically feature high ceilings and hardwood floors consistent with the era. The building offers elevator service and a recently refreshed common lobby and corridors. Shared conveniences include a resident superintendent, coin-operated or central laundry facilities, and communal storage and bike room space in the basement. Some apartments have private outdoor space (terraces or gardens) and larger, combined units have been renovated to include modern kitchens and baths while retaining period details. Building policies are cooperative-board governed: pied-à-terre purchases, parents buying for children, gifts, guarantors and co-purchases are often permitted with board approval, while dogs and certain birds are generally restricted. Located on a tree-lined block in prime Greenwich Village, the property sits within easy walking distance of Washington Square Park, multiple subway lines, restaurants, shops and nightlife, offering a quintessential downtown neighborhood lifestyle with maintenance structures and modest on-site services.