24 Cornelia St

This is a 5-story, 10-unit prewar cooperative built in 1878 and located on a quiet, tree-lined street in Manhattan’s West Village. The low-rise brownstone-like structure retains historic details across common areas and individual studios: high ceilings, classic moldings, wainscoting, hardwood floors, and decorative brick fireplaces are recurrent motifs in renovated units. Public spaces include a communal garden set around mature plantings, a downstairs laundry room, bicycle storage, and the convenience of a live-in superintendent. Apartment layouts are primarily studio or alcove-studio plans with sun-facing windows, some units occupying upper floors with no neighbors above. Kitchens range from original-style to fully modernized chef-ready fit-outs with stainless appliances and stone counters; bathrooms vary from classic tiled skylit baths to contemporary designer finishes. Building services and policies favor flexible personal use: pied-à-terre ownership, co-purchases, gifting, and subletting after a residency period are allowed; cats are permitted but dogs are not. The entry is secured with intercom and double-door thresholds; a modest flip tax applies. Located steps from restaurants, shops, theaters, and multiple subway lines, the property delivers a compact, character-driven residential experience anchored by an expansive communal garden and strong neighborhood access.