33 Greenwich Ave

A midcentury full-service cooperative in Greenwich/West Village, completed in 1962 and rising 15 stories, the Saint Germain presents mostly one-bedroom units alongside occasional alcove or multi-room variations. The façade and massing are characteristic of 1960s residential blocks; interiors commonly feature high ceilings, crown moldings, recessed lighting, and built-in millwork. Typical apartments offer separate kitchens with granite counters, breakfast bars, and modernized stainless appliances in many units; bathrooms have been renovated in numerous residences. Residents share practical amenities such as a planted roof deck, fitness room, central laundry, bike and storage rooms, and an on-site garage with owner spaces available. The building provides 24-hour doorman service and a live-in superintendent; pet ownership, pied-à-terre purchases, co-purchasing and limited subletting are allowed with board approval. Many apartments include private outdoor spaces of varying sizes and additional storage options. Located at the nexus of Greenwich Village and the West Village, the building sits near Jefferson Market Library and public gardens, short walks to Washington Square Park, Hudson River Park, Chelsea and SoHo, with multiple subway lines nearby, placing everyday dining, cultural venues and grocery options within immediate reach.