65 W 13Th St

A distinguished prewar condominium in Greenwich Village, this 12-story building was completed in 1905 and contains large loft-style residences ranging from three- to five-bedroom layouts. Architecturally it reads as a classic downtown loft block: high ceilings, oversized windows, and generous floor plates that allow for expansive great rooms, separate dining areas, and rooms that convert easily between bedrooms, studies, or media spaces. Interiors commonly feature original details sympathetically combined with modern systems and finishes—hardwood floors, built-in storage, kitchen islands, pantry rooms, multiple walk-in closets, and spa-like baths with soaking tubs and steam/sauna elements in some units. Common areas reflect full-service condominium living: a staffed doorman, a newly fitted fitness facility, children's playroom, bike room, and added storage opportunities. Exterior amenities include a professionally landscaped garden, private outdoor terraces for many units (both small and larger private spaces), and a dramatic planted roof deck with panoramic city views and built-in gas grill. The building operates on a full-service model with on-site staff handling security and package reception; some services and storage are available for purchase. Located at the crossroads of the West Village, Chelsea, Union Square, and the Flatiron District, residences benefit from immediate access to multiple subway lines, a dense selection of restaurants and boutiques, and a highly walkable urban fabric that supports both cultural and everyday needs.