303 Mercer St

A six-story prewar cooperative in Greenwich Village, originally built in 1900 and converted to residences, the property comprises about 22 loft-style units across three connected industrial buildings. The complex retains characteristic turn-of-the-century details—exposed brick, cast-iron columns, high ceilings and oversized factory windows—while many apartments have been extensively renovated with contemporary kitchens, marble baths and custom millwork. Interiors frequently feature open living/dining plans, formal entry foyers, den or office niches, built-in storage, walk-in closets and generous ceiling heights that accentuate the loft proportions. Common areas include a planted communal courtyard/garden at the buildings’ intersection, a dedicated bike room, central laundry facilities and a staffed attended lobby with a full-time doorman and live-in superintendent. The property offers elevator access to most floors, selective private outdoor spaces (roof terraces and planted gardens on some units), and occasional assignable parking at nearby garages. Pets are permitted, pied-a-terres and co-purchasing are accepted, and building governance accommodates modern upgrades such as in-unit washers/dryers and conditional central air installation. Located steps from Washington Square Park and Union Square, the coop places residents within immediate reach of transit lines, markets and cultural venues that define Village living.