520 Laguardia Pl

520 LaGuardia Place is a seven-story, pre-war elevator co-op in Greenwich Village, originally built in 1880 and converted to cooperative ownership in 1968. The boutique property contains about 14 residences with two apartments per floor, preserving an intimate townhouse scale while offering elevator access. Architecturally it reads as a classic Village loft block: high ceilings, oversized sash windows, exposed wooden beams and brick, and traditional pre-war proportions. Unit types are predominantly multi-bedroom lofts (two- and three-bedroom layouts commonly marketed) featuring features such as entrance foyers, built-in storage, breakfast bars, recessed lighting, his-and-hers or walk-in closets, and tall, airy rooms. Common building amenities include a renovated lobby, a roof deck, private basement storage cages for owners, and key access to a nearby gated children’s playground. The building is self-managed with a small-coop feeling; policies vary by unit but many listings note pet-friendliness, allowance for pieds-à-terre in some units, and limited subletting subject to board approval. Located on a quiet, tree-lined stretch one block from Washington Square Park, the property offers immediate access to transit, restaurants, and neighborhood shopping while retaining a residential, village-like ambiance.