26 W 9Th St

26 West 9th Street is a nine-story pre‑war condominium conversion in Greenwich Village, originally constructed in 1923 by Schwartz & Gross and reimagined for contemporary living. The conversion creates 45 residences arranged as one- and two-bedroom units plus select penthouses, each emphasizing gracious proportions and preserved historical details. Interiors showcase original beamed ceilings (9' or higher in primary living areas), decorative fireplaces, paneled interior doors, custom trim and millwork, polished nickel hardware, European white oak floors and double-hung colonial-style windows. Kitchens are oversized and windowed with slim shaker cabinetry, honed Bianco Carrara surfaces and integrated Bosch appliances; many homes include concealed Bosch ventless washer/dryers. Systems upgrades include a state-of-the-art VRF climate control for individually controlled heating and cooling. Common areas have been restored with period-appropriate finishes: a curated lobby features terrazzo floors, white brushed rift-cut oak paneling, fluted plaster, antique mirrors and a custom patinated brass concierge desk set on Sahara Noir marble; a 24-hour attended lobby, resident manager and a package room with cold storage are provided. Exterior offerings are modest and context-sensitive, with building storage and private outdoor spaces under 60 sq ft. The property sits on a coveted Village block among cobblestone streets, small bistros, bookstores and cultural landmarks, delivering a blend of historic character and modern convenience for downtown living.