75 Bank St

Abingdon Court at 75 Bank Street is a six-story, 1930s Art Deco cooperative tucked onto a tree-lined corner in the West Village. The 31-unit building was developed in the prewar era and retains many period details: alternating glazed brick on the façade, a signature landscaped entry court with evergreen hedges, restored metal-front door, and interior archways and crown moldings. Residences are primarily studio and small one- to three-room layouts with high ceilings, hardwood floors, built-ins, walk-in closets, windowed kitchens and bathrooms, and large casement windows that frame views of Abingdon Square and surrounding brownstones. Common areas are modest but well-served: an elevator, part-time doorman, porter, live-in resident manager, on-site laundry, bike room, storage lockers (fee), and a planted garden for residents. The building allows pets with board approval and considers gifting, guarantors and subletting on a case-by-case basis; pied-à-terre purchases are generally restricted. Maintenance is noted as relatively low and often includes cable and internet. Situated opposite Abingdon Square Park and steps from Bleecker Street, the property places residents within walking distance of neighborhood markets, restaurants, Hudson River Park and multiple subway lines, offering classic prewar character combined with full-service building conveniences.