70 E 10Th St

The Stewart House is a 21-story, 132-unit full-service cooperative built in 1960 and occupying a prominent Greenwich Village block. The white-brick postwar structure is known for a generous porte-cochere and a landscaped interior garden and courtyard accessed from a recently-renovated lobby. Unit mix ranges from one- and two-bedroom layouts to rare four-bedroom combinations; many residences feature large living-and-dining rooms, high ceilings, abundant closet space including multiple walk-ins, windowed kitchens with breakfast bars or islands, and period-to-modern finishes such as marble or granite counters and hardwood floors. Common areas emphasize day-to-day convenience: a 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in superintendent, on-site management, package room, multiple laundry rooms, storage and bike rooms, and a playroom and fitness center for families and wellness-minded residents. The building operates an on-site parking garage with direct access and a circular driveway that simplifies arrival and drop-off. Pet policies are board-governed (small dogs typically allowed with approval); cooperative rules include standard financing and ownership reviews. Located between Union Square, Washington Square and the Flatiron area, the Stewart House places residents within short walks of markets, restaurants, transit hubs and cultural destinations, combining classic midcentury scale with updated, service-oriented urban living.