59 W 12Th St

59 West 12th Street is a distinguished 16-story prewar condominium in Greenwich Village, completed in 1931 as part of the famed Bing & Bing portfolio. Architecturally classical in scale and detail, the building presents traditional prewar massing with high ceilings, moldings, and sizable multi-pane windows that overlook a landmarked, tree-lined block. The condominium primarily offers one-bedroom residences, many retaining period elements—wood-burning fireplaces, beamed ceilings, original oak or herringbone floors, and decorative millwork—alongside renovated kitchens and bathrooms that incorporate modern appliances and stone surfaces. Interior layouts favor gracious circulation with entrance foyers, separate dining areas, walk-in closets and ample built-in storage; several units include private outdoor terraces or balconies. Common areas are full-service and staffed: a 24-hour doorman, resident manager, porters and maintenance personnel support daily living. Building amenities include a welcoming lobby, on-site laundry, tenant storage, bike room and a children's playroom. The condominium is pet- and pied-à-terre–friendly and maintains relatively modest carrying charges (with occasional capital assessments), positioning it as a stable, well-run cooperative-turned-condominium in a highly walkable, restaurant- and transit-rich neighborhood adjacent to Washington Square Park and central Village attractions.