366 W 11Th St

This is a low-rise, full-service condominium building in Manhattan's West Village constructed in the mid-1980s and configured across 13 stories with 28 residences, primarily large multi-bedroom units. The exterior presents a traditional post‑war urban façade with private balconies and access to planted gardens and a shared roof deck that offers panoramic river and city views. Interiors commonly include defined foyers, eat-in kitchens with pantry space, formal dining areas, dens or convertible rooms, abundant built‑in storage and walk‑in closets, and hardwood flooring; some apartments feature wood‑burning fireplaces and in-unit washer/dryer installations. Common areas and building services emphasize convenience and building-level maintenance: a 24‑hour attended lobby/doorman, live‑in superintendent, central laundry room, two elevators and secure entry. Resident amenities balance outdoor and social spaces rather than large-scale recreation — landscaped roof deck, private terraces of varying sizes and on-site garden areas. Parking is not a primary attribute; pet-friendly policies are typical. The location is a defining attribute: quiet tree-lined West Village blocks adjacent to the Hudson River Park, High Line and cultural institutions such as the Whitney, with immediate access to restaurants, boutiques, and transit, supporting a pedestrian-focused downtown lifestyle.