180 Thompson St

Completed in 1920, this 7-story prewar cooperative in Greenwich Village primarily offers studio-type residences. The building preserves classic details such as high ceilings and generous foyers in many homes.

The property features an elevator, a live-in superintendent, and a recently refreshed lobby and hallways. Shared conveniences include on-site laundry, a bike room, and building storage lockers. Many apartments show hardwood floors, abundant closet space, and sizable separate kitchens for village studios. The co-op allows pied‑à‑terres, guarantors and co-purchasing with board approval; subletting and pet permissions vary by unit but cats are often accepted while dogs are generally prohibited.

Situated on a tree-lined block two short blocks from Washington Square Park, the address puts residents close to NYU, Soho, and dozens of restaurants, cafes and gyms. Multiple subway lines are within easy walking distance, making the neighborhood well connected for city living.