65 W 13Th St

A pre-war condominium in Greenwich Village, this 12-story, early-20th-century building contains 26 large loft-style residences ranging from two- to five-bedroom configurations. Built in 1905 and converted to full-service condominiums, the property preserves classic loft proportions—very high ceilings, oversized and arched windows, and hardwood floors—while units commonly incorporate modern chef’s kitchens, marble baths, walk-in closets, and built-in storage. Many homes feature open-plan great rooms, long entrance galleries, and private outdoor spaces that vary from compact terraces to landscaped patios and substantial wrap terraces. Common areas emphasize residential convenience and recreation: a full-time doorman, recently upgraded fitness facility, children’s playroom, bike room, private storage opportunities, and a prominent roof deck with gas grills and panoramic downtown skyline views. The building’s footprint includes planted garden areas and accessible roof space; select residences have direct access to private landscaped patios. Services and systems in higher-end units often include zoned HVAC, integrated automation, and upgraded audio/visual installations. Located at the crossroads of Greenwich Village, Chelsea, Union Square, and the Flatiron District, the building sits within a highly walkable neighborhood with abundant dining, cultural institutions, parks and multiple subway lines nearby.