20 Jane St

A five-story prewar cooperative built in 1946, this boutique West Village walk-up houses exclusively studio residences. The masonry façade and arched windows reflect modest mid‑century vernacular with retained prewar details inside — high ceilings, hardwood floors, and built-in storage and entrance foyers in many units. Common areas are minimal and well-managed; there are no extensive exterior amenities beyond small private outdoor spaces attached to a handful of units. The building operates with conservative co-op governance that permits co-purchases, gifting, pied-à-terres and pets, requires board approval for sublets (typically after two years), and restricts investors and large dogs in some cases. Laundry and neighborhood dry-cleaning are available nearby rather than on-site. Located mid‑block on Jane Street between Greenwich Avenue and the West 4th/Eighth Avenue intersection, the property sits in a highly walkable, restaurant- and retail-rich pocket of the West Village with immediate access to multiple subway lines, buses, and Citi Bike stations.