23 E 10Th St

Completed in 1882, this twelve-story prewar cooperative occupies a tree-lined Greenwich Village block near Union Square and Washington Square Park. The masonry façade and high ceilings reflect its 19th-century origins; inside, many residences retain loft-like proportions, exposed brick, decorative fireplaces, and oversized windows that flood rooms with light. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts, some with split-level or mezzanine configurations and a mix of original and renovated kitchens and baths. Common areas include a renovated lobby, a staffed 24-hour door with live-in resident manager and porters, a central laundry room, bicycle storage, and additional building storage. The planted, furnished roof terrace and several private terraces provide outdoor space amid the urban setting. Practical conveniences and policies geared to flexible ownership—reasonable co-op board rules that permit pets, pied-à-terres, parental purchases, co-purchasing and guarantors—combine with services such as full-time maintenance and package handling. Located on University Place near major subway lines, supermarkets, farmers’ markets, restaurants and NYU, the building blends historic character with full-service urban living.