33 Greenwich Ave

A midcentury, 15-story cooperative completed in 1962, this West Village residence contains roughly 62 mostly one-bedroom units configured around a traditional elevator core. The façade presents the restrained massing and window rhythm typical of postwar Manhattan apartment houses; interiors combine original layouts with frequent modern updates such as renovated kitchens and baths. Units commonly feature recessed lighting, built-in cabinetry, breakfast bars with stone counters, defined dining alcoves or dens, and generous storage. Shared facilities emphasize urban convenience: a staffed 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, fitness room, central laundry, bike storage, and landscaped furnished roof deck with river and skyline views. On-site garage parking and private storage are available (waiting lists may apply). The building permits pets and flexible ownership arrangements including pied-à-terre, co-purchasing, gifting and, with board approval in many cases, subletting and guarantors; sponsor units occasionally bypass board approval. Located at the edge of Greenwich/West Village, the property sits steps from Washington Square Park, diverse dining, boutiques and multiple subway lines, delivering a pedestrian lifestyle tightly connected to downtown Manhattan amenities and transit.