211 W 10Th St

A six-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1920, this West Village walk-up retains classic early 20th-century details while offering renovated, lived-in residences. The modest, 24-unit building presents a stately street entrance with double oak doors and an exposed-brick interior hallway leading to apartments with high ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood floors, and original millwork. Unit layouts are primarily one-bedroom convertible to two, with windowed kitchens and baths, soaking tubs, pantry space, and provisions for combo or vented washer/dryer installations in many homes. Common areas emphasize intimate, neighborhood-focused living: a landscaped communal courtyard/garden with seating and barbecue facilities, private outdoor terraces for some units, a dedicated bike room, and private basement storage cages for residents. The building is self-managed with no elevator, allows pets, and restricts pied-a-terres, co-purchasing, and gifting per co-op rules; monthly maintenance reflects the cooperative structure. Parking is not provided onsite; street parking and public transit options are immediately accessible. Situated on a tree-lined block between West 4th and Bleecker Streets, the property is surrounded by restaurants, boutiques, and parks including Hudson River Park, Washington Square Park, and the High Line. The neighborhood lifestyle leans toward walkable, amenity-rich urban living with abundant transit links (including the 1 train nearby and multiple subway lines a short walk away).