41 Perry St

A low-rise, early 20th-century cooperative located in Manhattan’s West Village, this six-story walk-up was completed in 1910 and houses a small collection of one-bedroom residences across roughly a dozen units. The building retains pre-war character: high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown moldings, recessed lighting, and classic appointments such as built-in features and formal entrance foyers. Units vary from loft-like studios to renovated one- and two-room plans with eat-in kitchens, exposed brick and occasional decorative fireplaces; some apartments have been combined or reconfigured over time. Common areas are modest and residential in scale; the building is managed with a part-time superintendent and voice intercom entry, and maintenance levels are described as low. Policies are flexible for a co-op of this vintage: pets, pied-a-terre arrangements, co-purchasing, gifting and subletting (with board approval and/or after minimum residency periods) are permitted. There is no elevator, so upper-floor homes require stair access. The address occupies a landmarked, tree-lined block near Bleecker Street and Hudson River Park, putting residents within easy walking distance of transit, restaurants, boutiques and waterfront recreation, reflecting a classic West Village lifestyle.