55 E 9Th St

A mid-century cooperative block in Greenwich Village, this 14-story elevator building was completed in 1964 and contains studios, one- and two-bedroom residences. The exterior presents a modest, brick-faced midtown-village profile with planted, tree-lined street frontage and landscaped garden views from many units. Interiors vary by apartment but commonly feature hardwood floors, high ceilings, recessed lighting, kitchen islands or galley kitchens, stone counters and built-in storage; several homes include windowed dining alcoves, home-office/nursery spaces and generous walk-in closets. Common areas are straightforward and service-oriented: a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, staffed lobby, central laundry room, bicycle storage and individual storage lockers available for a fee. The building offers limited private outdoor space (balconies and small terraces) and on-site building storage; parking is not a primary feature. Board policies are flexible compared with some co-ops: pied-a-terre, guarantors, co-purchasing and subletting are permitted under specified conditions, and pets are allowed with approval. Located between Washington Square Park and Union Square, the building places residents within immediate walking distance of restaurants, shops, transit hubs and university amenities, delivering an urban, village lifestyle with access to both neighborhood calm and city energy.