185 Park Row

Built in 1962, this low-rise cooperative spans 21 stories and contains a small collection of primarily one-bedroom homes organized within an S-shaped modernist complex. The architecture reflects midcentury modern planning: linear blocks separated by broad landscaped grounds that create layered sightlines to the East River. Many residences feature balconies and dual exposures that invite abundant natural light and river or city views. Common interior characteristics include defined dining areas, eat-in kitchens, recessed lighting, ample storage and elevator access; some units offer entrance foyers and breakfast bars. Shared amenities are oriented toward family-friendly, communal living and include landscaped courtyards and gardens, private playground, on-site laundry, a residents’ library and community/recreation rooms. The property maintains on-site parking (with waitlist), a live-in superintendent, 24-hour security presence and additional storage options. Pet ownership is permitted with board approval. Located downtown between Tribeca, Chinatown, the Lower East Side and the Financial District, the cooperative sits on expansive green lawns and is a short walk to multiple subway lines, restaurants and waterfront connections, emphasizing outdoor space and neighborhood accessibility.