77 7Th Ave

The Vermeer is a 21-story, 122-unit cooperative completed in 1960 at the Chelsea–Greenwich Village boundary in Manhattan. The roster favors smaller homes—studios and one-bedrooms—many finished with parquet or wide‑board flooring, generous closet systems, defined entry foyers and high ceilings that emphasize the apartments’ proportions. Residences often include separate kitchens, dining areas or alcoves, dressing areas off baths, and built‑in storage; some have been renovated with modern cabinetry and high‑end appliances. Common areas reflect full‑service prewar sensibilities: a staffed attended lobby with 24‑hour doormen and concierge, a live‑in resident manager, renovated hallways, and on‑site laundry. The building’s planted, furnished roof deck offers panoramic skyline views including the Empire State Building; additional resident amenities include bike storage, private garage parking, building storage rooms and both small and larger private outdoor spaces. Pets are permitted with board approval; pied‑a‑terres are not. Financially the co‑op is described as well‑capitalized, with comparatively low maintenance charges that include many utilities. Location is a central downtown hub—blocks from multiple subway lines, Union Square, Washington Square Park, the High Line, and the Meatpacking and Chelsea dining and retail corridors.