44 E 12Th St

Parc Village is an 11-story postwar condominium completed in 1985 and located in Greenwich Village between Union Square and Washington Square Park. The masonry façade conceals a mix of one- and three-bedroom residences laid out with high ceilings, generous closets and built-in shelving; many units include dens or flexible rooms that function as home offices or second bedrooms. Interiors commonly feature eat-in kitchens with islands or breakfast bars, recessed lighting, hardwood floors, walk-in closets and entrance foyers. The building operates with full-time staffed services, including a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent and an on-site laundry room; it also offers private storage by request. Outdoor amenities emphasize planted communal space: a furnished roof deck with city views, a planted sundeck and private yards or terraces for select units (some exceeding 700–780 sq ft). Exterior elements include building awnings and street-level landscaping. Policies vary by unit and listing—washer/dryer installations and pets often require board approval and some units note restrictions (no dogs in certain apartments). Located on a tree-lined block, the building provides immediate access to Union Square’s transit hub, farmers’ market, supermarkets (Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s), dining and nightlife, making it both a residential and occasionally mixed-use destination with rare medical/office conversions noted in inventory.