211 Thompson St

A six-story cooperative built in 1975, this midrise Greenwich Village building contains a mix of studios, junior one-bedrooms, one- and two-bedroom layouts and several multi-level loft-style homes. The façade is typical of village residential blocks, with a modest lobby that has been recently refreshed and elevator access to upper floors. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, hardwood or bamboo floors, sunken living areas, exposed brick in select units, and compact eat-in or open kitchens with islands or efficient appliance packages. Many apartments include Juliet balconies or small private outdoor spaces; a handful offer larger terraces or penthouse skylights. Common services include a part-time doorman, a live-in superintendent, and laundry rooms located on each floor. The coop’s policies historically restrict pets and undergraduate students in many units, while allowing pied-à-terres, parental purchases and co-purchases on a case-by-case basis; subletting is limited by tenure rules. Located steps from Washington Square Park, the building sits amid restaurants, cultural venues and multiple subway lines, offering a highly walkable, urban village lifestyle with strong neighborhood character.