25 Charles St

This is a six-story, early-20th-century cooperative constructed in 1910 on a quiet, tree-lined block of the West Village. The low-rise prewar structure contains primarily two- and three-bedroom residences with classic proportions: high ceilings, hardwood floors, transom windows, decorative moldings and other period details that have been preserved or sympathetically restored. Units range from renovated turn-key apartments with open-plan kitchens, modern appliances, in-unit washer/dryers and marble or tiled baths to larger flexible layouts offering double parlors, home-office alcoves, or convertible third rooms. Common areas are intimate and well-maintained, including a renovated mosaic-tiled lobby, windowed stair, a landscaped communal courtyard, resident bicycle storage, and generous private storage cages. Building services and policies skew practical: a live-in superintendent or virtual doorman depending on unit, video intercom access, allowance of pets, co-purchasing and gifting, and the option to sublet after a two-year ownership period. There is no elevator; many units occupy upper-floor walk-ups with skyline or treeline views. The location places residents steps from multiple subway lines, restaurants, shops, and parks such as Hudson River Park and Washington Square, supporting a highly walkable, neighborhood-oriented lifestyle typical of Greenwich/West Village living.