184 Thompson St

A seven-story condominium built in 1910 and converted to modern condo ownership, this loft-oriented building contains predominantly studio and one-bedroom residences configured as single-level units and occasional duplex/triplex lofts. Architectural character is rooted in early-20th-century masonry with large, loft-style openings and high ceilings; many homes feature hardwood floors, floor-to-ceiling windows or glass doors, and small private terraces, Juliette balconies, or larger private outdoor spaces. Interiors commonly include breakfast bars or dining areas, entrance foyers, generous closet storage and renovated kitchens with stone counters and stainless-steel appliances. Shared elements emphasize full-service urban living: a 24-hour doorman, live‑in resident manager/super, two elevators, laundry facilities on every floor, building-wide communications/concierge systems, and an on-site handyman. The property maintains liberal condo policies—pet friendly with investor- and pied-à-terre–friendly rules—and typically low common charges with occasional capital assessments. Located on a prime Greenwich Village block adjacent to Washington Square Park and within easy walking distance of SoHo, the building sits amid dense dining, shopping, and transit options, offering a compact urban lifestyle with convenient access to multiple subway lines.