61 W 9Th St

The Windsor Arms is an 11-story prewar co-op completed in 1926 and sited on a tree-lined block in Greenwich Village. Designed in a traditional manner by Sugarman & Berger, the building’s exterior reads as classic 1920s apartment architecture with steel casement windows and a muted brick façade that complements the historic district setting. Interiors reflect prewar proportions: gracious entry foyers, high beamed ceilings in some units, wood-burning fireplaces, original moldings, and generous room sizes that accommodate formal dining areas. Typical residences are one-bedroom layouts (with alternative larger plans and some multi-bedroom homes) featuring renovated kitchens with high-end appliances, windowed baths, abundant built-ins and closet storage; many units retain period details while being upgraded with modern systems such as through‑the‑wall or central air and in-unit laundry where permitted. Common areas are modest and service-oriented: an inviting staffed doorman lobby, 24-hour doorman service, live‑in superintendent, elevator access, a laundry room in the basement, bike storage and additional storage rooms. Pet-friendly policies have been cited in listings. Parking is street or nearby garages rather than on-site. The location, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues near Washington Square Park and multiple subway lines, delivers immediate access to dining, shopping and cultural life, and the building’s scale and services emphasize neighborhood-oriented, classic Manhattan living.