720 Greenwich St

A landmark West Village co-op occupying a 10-story, turn-of-the-century warehouse conversion built in 1898 and containing roughly 31 residences. The architecture reads as red-brick industrial with loft-like volumes: high, often barrel-vaulted ceilings, oversized casement and iron-framed windows, exposed brick and occasional cast-iron columns. Units skew toward one- and two-bedroom floorplans plus expansive alcove and duplex lofts; many homes retain prewar details while featuring contemporary renovations, open chef’s kitchens and generous built-in storage. Common areas are residentially scaled and practical — a planted roof garden with panoramic city and river views, laundry rooms on every floor, bike room and rentable storage, plus a part-time doorman and live-in superintendent. Additional conveniences include an on-site garage (fee), accessible private outdoor terraces for some units and provisions that favor flexibility: pied-à-terre ownership, subletting and co-purchasing are permitted. Pet-friendly policies, a stable reserve and allowances for up to 80% financing reflect cooperative governance tuned to urban lifestyle needs. The building’s address sits on a tree-lined block between Perry and Charles Streets, placing residents steps from Hudson River Park, the High Line, boutique retail, restaurants and multiple subway lines.