290 6Th Ave

A six-story prewar cooperative on a tree-lined stretch of Sixth Avenue in Greenwich Village, completed in 1941. The red-brick elevator building retains classic period details—arched doorways, crown moldings, restored plasterwork, hardwood floors and original built-ins—while many residences have been thoughtfully modernized. Apartment types range from studios and one-bedrooms to multi-bedroom duplexes, featuring formal dining areas, entrance foyers, windowed kitchens and baths, walk-in and built-in closets, and provisions for washer/dryer installation. Common spaces are modest and well-kept: a gated entry, traditional lobby, inner courtyard and planted garden beds flank the façade, and there is building storage and rentable private bins. Resident services include a live-in superintendent, elevator, laundry room(s), bike storage, and video intercom/voice entry. The co-op is pet friendly with generally reasonable board review policies and allows subletting after a residency period. Financials are described as strong with relatively low maintenance levels. The location places the building opposite Father Demo Square, a short stroll from Washington Square Park, Jefferson Market Library and the restaurants and shops of both Greenwich and West Village, with West 4th Street transit lines nearby.