184 Thompson St

A seven-story, 39-unit condominium building in Greenwich Village, 184 Thompson Street dates from 1910 and was fully converted to condos in the 2000s. The masonry façade and traditional Village scale are paired with loft-like interiors: studios and one-bedroom plans frequently feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, and floor-to-ceiling windows or sliding glass doors that open to Juliet balconies, shared building balconies, or private outdoor terraces. Many apartments present mezzanine sleeping lofts, breakfast counters or peninsulas, and efficient modern kitchens with stainless steel appliances and Caesarstone/Quartz counters. Common areas emphasize convenience and building services rather than flashy design — a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, two elevators, package room, and laundry facilities on each floor support daily life and ownership flexibility. Outdoor offerings include planted garden areas and a mix of small and larger private outdoor spaces, with select units benefiting from roof decks. The building permits pets and is marketed with investor- and pied-à-terre-friendly policies; it operates with on-site management and routine maintenance. Situated at Thompson and Bleecker, the location places residents a block from SoHo, steps from Washington Square Park and NYU, and immediately adjacent to multiple subway hubs and neighborhood retail, dining, and nightlife.