720 Greenwich St

Constructed in 1898 and converted to a co-op in 1989, this ten-story red-brick former warehouse occupies a tree-lined West Village block between Perry and Charles Streets. The building’s architecture retains industrial loft character—exposed brick, high barrel-vaulted ceilings and large factory-style windows—while offering elevator access and prewar details updated with modern systems. Residences are primarily one- and two-bedroom lofts and studios, many arranged as duplexes or with mezzanine sleeping areas; typical interior features include high ceilings, recessed lighting, built‑in storage, walk‑in closets, separate dining areas, breakfast bars and pantry space. Shared resources emphasize neighborhood-scale convenience: a planted roof deck with panoramic river and skyline views, laundry rooms on every floor, a bike room, common storage and optional on-site garage parking. Building services include a part‑time doorman, a live‑in superintendent, and rules that accommodate pets, sublets, pied-à-terres, co‑purchasing and up to 80% financing. The location places residents steps from Hudson River Park, the High Line, boutique restaurants and multiple transit lines, supporting an urban lifestyle that blends historic loft living with full‑service condominium conveniences.