54 W 16Th St

The Greenwich House at 54 West 16th Street is a 15-story cooperative built in 1955, composed primarily of two-bedroom and varied smaller apartment configurations across roughly 117 units. Architecturally it reads as a midcentury masonry residential block with regular window rhythms and a modest street presence consistent with surrounding Flatiron and Chelsea buildings. Interiors commonly feature defined foyers, separate formal dining areas, granite counters, kitchen islands or breakfast bars, generous closet/storage solutions including walk-in closets, recessed lighting, and renovated kitchens with stainless-steel appliances. Common building spaces and services emphasize practical urban living: a part-time doorman (overnight hours), live-in superintendent, central laundry, bike room, rentable storage, and an on-site private garage. Outdoor amenity options include a common roof deck with open city views and managed garden or planted areas; some units offer private outdoor terraces over 60 sq ft. The co-op’s policies are pragmatic — pet-friendly with board approval, case-by-case consideration for guarantors, co-purchasing, gifting, and pied-a-terres, and occasional assessments disclosed in listings. Located at the crossroads of Chelsea, Flatiron and Greenwich Village, the building places residents steps from Union Square, multiple subway lines, parks, markets and a dense mix of restaurants, shops and cultural institutions, supporting a walkable, transit-rich urban lifestyle.