35 W 9Th St

A boutique, pre-war cooperative perched on a quiet, tree-lined block in Greenwich Village, constructed in 1926 and rising nine stories with roughly 36 residences. The building preserves period character—high beamed ceilings, plaster moldings, wood-burning fireplaces and wide hardwood floors are common in the apartments—while offering updated conveniences such as renovated windowed kitchens, marble counters and upgraded double-glazed sash. Typical units include one- and two-bedroom layouts with gracious entry foyers, built-in storage and occasional walk-in closets; some homes are full-floor or classic multi-room arrangements that emphasize proportion and natural light. Common areas are intimate and well-maintained: a uniformed doorman (with specified coverage hours and 24-hour oversight), a live-in superintendent, recently refreshed lobby, on-site laundry, bike room, private storage cages that transfer with units and a landscaped communal garden that overlooks adjacent townhouse plantings. Building services and rules reflect cooperative governance—pet-friendly policies, case-by-case approvals for pied-à-terres, co-purchasing, gifting and guarantors, and typical financing allowances around 75%—with occasional assessments for capital work. Located between Fifth and Sixth Avenues near Washington Square Park, residents enjoy immediate access to neighborhood dining, boutiques, transit options and the village’s pedestrian culture.