3 Sheridan Sq

3 Sheridan Square is an 18-story, full-service cooperative built in 1961 and located in the West Village of Manhattan. The building contains a limited number of residences—primarily studios and two-bedroom layouts—spread across 44 units that emphasize flexible, often alcove-style floorplans with generous closet storage and original parquet or updated finishes. Architecturally restrained, the property presents a residential scale and a midcentury form that sits directly adjacent to Sheridan Square and neighborhood green spaces. Common areas and services reflect a full-service urban coop model: 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, elevator service, and a staffed lobby. Shared amenities include a landscaped, furnished roof deck with panoramic city and river views and wifi; bike storage; central laundry facilities; and an on-site garage with direct building access. Many units offer oversize windows, western or southern exposures, and private outdoor terraces in select residences. Management policies are buyer-friendly for a co-op: pets, pieds-a-terre, parents buying for children, co-purchasing and limited subletting are permitted with board approval under specified conditions. The building’s location is a major asset—immediate access to multiple subway lines, a dense collection of restaurants and shops on Greenwich and West Village side streets, and proximity to Hudson River views and neighborhood parks.