40-50 E 10Th St

Built in 1929 and rising ten stories, this Greenwich Village co-operative exemplifies refined pre-war architecture by Helmle & Corbett. The building’s façade and interior corridors retain period character while updated common spaces signal careful stewardship: a renovated lobby, maintained hallways, and a landscaped roof terrace. Apartments are typically one-bedroom layouts with high beamed ceilings, tall casement windows, hardwood floors, and original details such as stone or wood-burning fireplaces and built-in cabinetry. Individual units often feature gracious entry foyers, windowed kitchens with substantial storage and island or eat-in configurations, formal dining areas, walk-in closets, and windowed baths. Shared amenities include a full-time doorman, live-in resident manager, fitness room, children’s playroom, laundry, bicycle and storage rooms (subject to availability), a planted rear courtyard/garden and an expansive roof garden. The co-op maintains typical financial and use policies for a full-service building: limited financing (e.g., 60% in some instances), pied-à-terre discouraged, and restrictions on in-unit washers/dryers. Pet-friendly and located on a tree-lined block between University Place and Broadway, the building offers immediate access to neighborhood services, Washington Square Park, Union Square, transit and nearby retail and dining.