70 E 10Th St

The Stewart House is a 21-story, full-service cooperative completed in 1960 and located in Greenwich Village, Manhattan. Designed by Sylvan and Robert Bien, the midcentury structure is noted for its white brick façade, prominent setback, and a sweeping circular driveway that leads to a planted entry courtyard and landscaped gardens. Residence types range from one- and two-bedroom units to larger four-bedroom layouts and convertible plans; many apartments feature high ceilings, generous foyers, multiple closets (including walk-ins), formal dining areas, dens or offices, and large windows with garden or landmark views. Interior finishes across units vary from original midcentury details to fully renovated kitchens with stone counters, custom cabinetry, and upgraded baths; several listings highlight built-ins, pantry space, and restored hardwood flooring. Common areas and services emphasize a white-glove experience: 24-hour concierge and doorman, live-in superintendent, staffed lobby lounge, package room, and on-site management. Amenities include a residents’ fitness center, children’s playroom, laundry facilities, bicycle storage, private storage rooms, and an on-site parking garage with direct building access. The building’s pet policies and cooperative board rules are restrictive in some respects (limits on pieds-à-terre, financing caps, and guest/ownership policies) but permit cats and, in many units, small dogs subject to board approval. Its location places residents a short walk from Washington Square Park and Union Square, multiple subway lines, grocery options and restaurants, offering an established Village lifestyle anchored by tree-lined streets and cultural institutions.