60 E 9Th St

The Hamilton is a mid-rise, six-story cooperative built in 1951 and containing 96 residences made up of studios, one- and two-bedroom layouts. Architecturally it reads as a traditional Greenwich Village residential block with a restrained façade and classic window proportions; many units retain original hardwood floors and high ceilings while renovated apartments introduce modern kitchens and windowed bathrooms. Common interior features found across homes include breakfast bars, built-in millwork, separate dining areas, foyers, galley kitchens, pantries and occasional den spaces. Shared building amenities reflect full-service co-op living: a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, central laundry, bicycle room, separate storage units (waitlist), and on-site parking. Outdoors, a landscaped courtyard garden and small private terraces or balconies for select units provide quiet green space. The property maintains pet-friendly policies, modest carrying charges relative to neighborhood peers, and flexible financing (up to 75% in some cases); restrictions include prohibitions on pieds-à-terre, co-purchasing and guarantors, with subletting allowed after two years. Located on a tree-lined block in central Greenwich Village, the building places residents within easy walking distance of Washington Square Park, Union Square, major grocery options, and numerous subway lines, supporting an urban, walkable lifestyle.