41 Jane St

Built in 1915, this intimate five-story prewar brownstone on Jane Street is an 18-unit cooperative that preserves early 20th-century townhouse character while functioning as a small, well-maintained residential building. Architecturally the façade and interiors reflect Historic District scale and detail; units are studios and one-bedrooms with high ceilings (often over 10 feet), crown moldings, exposed brick and wood beams, original millwork, hardwood floors, and fireplaces where present. Many apartments feature built-in shelving and custom cabinetry, windowed kitchens and baths, and practical touches such as ceiling fans and programmable thermostats. Shared building provisions include a basement laundry room, bike storage, rentable personal storage (waitlist), basement building storage, and a part-time superintendent. The co-op allows pied-a-terres, guarantors and co-purchasing in certain circumstances but does not permit pets; there is a flip tax and occasional rules around subletting. Several units have private outdoor access or use privileges tied to ownership, notably keys to the gated Jane Street Garden directly across the street for eligible residents. Located on a quiet, tree-lined block in the West Village, the building sits steps from Hudson River Park, the High Line, museums and an array of cafes, boutiques and transit lines, delivering a walkable, culturally rich neighborhood lifestyle.