303 Mercer St

A six-story, turn-of-the-century prewar loft ensemble originally constructed in 1900 and later converted to residential use, this cooperative comprises three adjoining factory buildings reimagined as distinct loft homes. The architecture retains industrial character—oversized arched and floor-to-ceiling windows, exposed brick, cast-iron columns, and high (10'–13') ceilings—while interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, generous foyer and gallery spaces, formal dining areas, and built-in millwork such as kitchen islands, breakfast bars, pantries, and walk-in closets. Many units are duplexes or multi-level lofts with skylights, dramatic staircases, soaking tubs, and den/office niches; select homes include private planted roof terraces or gardens with irrigation and electrical infrastructure. Shared building amenities emphasize full-service urban living: a 24-hour attended lobby/doorman, live-in superintendent, dedicated bike room, communal planted courtyard/garden, elevator access to multiple floors, and on-site staff; some apartments offer private storage and an optional assignable parking space nearby. The co-op is pet friendly, permits pied-à-terres and co-purchasing, and maintains a moderate flip tax. Located on Mercer Street in Greenwich Village, the property sits within walking distance of Washington Square Park, Union Square, diverse dining, specialty markets, cultural venues, and extensive subway access, supporting a walkable, amenity-rich neighborhood lifestyle.