75 Bank St

Abingdon Court (75 Bank Street) is a six-story, circa 1935–1938 Art Deco cooperative located on a quiet, tree-lined West Village block. The building’s exterior is defined by a setback landscaped forecourt with evergreen hedges and an architecturally notable entry that leads into a traditional prewar lobby. Units are primarily studio and one- to multi-room layouts featuring high ceilings, hardwood floors, arched openings and extensive original moldings; many homes retain built-in bookshelves, generous foyer galleries and windowed kitchens. The co-op provides elevator service, a part-time doorman (extended daily hours), a porter, and a live-in resident manager. Shared amenities include on-site laundry, a bike room, optional storage lockers, and limited resident bicycle parking; some services and facilities carry monthly fees. Resident policies permit pets with board approval, allow gifting and case-by-case guarantors, and restrict pieds-à-terre, co-purchasing and certain parental purchases; subletting is considered by the board and flip taxes apply on sales. The building’s maintenance typically covers heat, hot water and basic cable/internet. Situated adjacent to Abingdon Square and Bleecker Playground, the location places residents within walking distance of Hudson River Park, the High Line and major subway lines (1/2/3, A/C/E, B/D/F/M, L) plus PATH and CitiBike, delivering a blend of historic character and full-service urban convenience.