30 5Th Ave

Located on Lower Fifth Avenue in Greenwich Village, this distinguished prewar cooperative was completed in 1923 and rises roughly 16–17 stories. Designed in a Neo‑Federal idiom by Schwartz & Gross, the masonry building presents traditional proportions, oversized windows and high beamed ceilings in many residences. The stock is principally one‑ and three‑bedroom plans (with flexible two‑bed configurations appearing in listings) that retain original hardwood floors, decorative moldings, large entry foyers and substantial closet storage; many homes have eat‑in or windowed kitchens, separate dining alcoves and den spaces. Common areas reflect a full‑service white‑glove operation: 24‑hour doorman, resident superintendent, multiple on‑site porters, two service elevators and laundry facilities. Outdoor amenities include a professionally landscaped, lovingly maintained roof terrace with broad views, a planted garden area and private roof deck access for residents. Building services extend to bicycle storage, a storage room (waitlist applies), and central laundry; the property permits pets and pied‑à‑terre ownership. Situated on a leafy, low‑traffic block adjacent to Washington Square Park and Union Square, the location emphasizes a quiet, residential village lifestyle with immediate access to restaurants, grocers, transit and cultural institutions.