26 W 9Th St

26 West 9th Street is a low-rise pre-war condominium conversion in Greenwich Village, originally constructed in 1923 by architects Schwartz & Gross and reconfigured for modern living. The nine-story building contains a small collection of thoughtfully scaled one- and two-bedroom residences, many organized around entry foyers and featuring original decorative fireplaces, restored patinated metal entry doors, and beamed ceilings nine feet or higher in principal rooms. Interior finishes combine classical details and contemporary systems: paneled interior doors, custom trim and millwork, polished nickel hardware, European white oak floors, double-hung colonial-style windows, and concealed VRF climate-control units that permit individual heating and cooling. Kitchens are oversized and windowed, specified with slim shaker cabinetry, honed Bianco Carrara countertops and backsplashes, Bosch integrated appliances, and polished nickel fixtures; many units also include ventless Bosch washers and dryers concealed behind millwork. The restored lobby is appointed with terrazzo floors, rift-cut oak paneling, fluted plaster, antique mirrors, and a patinated brass concierge desk set on Sahara Noir marble; building service includes a 24-hour attended lobby, resident manager, and a package room with cold storage. Practical building support features storage and curated entry landscaping and lighting. Located on one of the Village’s most coveted blocks, the property sits amid cobblestone streets, independent bookstores, bistros, and cultural landmarks that define a quiet yet vibrant downtown lifestyle.