30 W 13Th St

A six-story, early 20th-century co-op in Greenwich Village, this boutique building was originally a glove factory and converted to residential use. The pre-war masonry façade, repointed brickwork and cast-iron columns preserve industrial character while a key-locked elevator and video intercom modernize access. There are 11 units, most configured as one-bedroom lofts with high ceilings, oversized windows, exposed brick and wide-plank hardwood floors; some larger residences and duplex penthouses offer multiple bedrooms and private roof terraces. Interior features across units include open floorplans, built-in millwork, formal and informal dining spaces, pantry and breakfast bars, recessed lighting, generous closets and provisions for washer/dryer hookups. Shared resources emphasize lifestyle convenience: a landscaped communal roof deck, bike storage/room, private locked storage in the basement, and a full-time superintendent. The building’s pet-friendly co-op board permits pied-à-terres, subletting and guarantors with board approval, and some units transfer private storage with sale. Located on a tree-lined block near Union Square, Washington Square Park and the 14th Street transit hub, the property sits amid restaurants, markets, cultural venues and neighborhood shopping that support both residential living and creative work-from-home lifestyles.