77 7Th Ave

The Vermeer is a 21-story cooperative in Manhattan built in 1960 and predominantly composed of studio and one-bedroom apartments. The exterior presents a mid‑century urban façade rising above a landscaped street-level entrance and a large planted roof deck that provides panoramic skyline views. Interiors vary widely because many units have been renovated; common interior characteristics include high ceilings, formal entry foyers, designated dining alcoves, built-in storage, walk-in closets, and features such as chandeliers, pantry space and separate formal dining rooms in some units. Common areas are staffed around the clock with a 24-hour attended lobby, concierge/doorman service and a live‑in superintendent; building services include on-site porters and maintenance personnel. Resident amenities include a furnished, landscaped roof deck, central laundry room, bike storage, additional building storage, and an on-site garage available for an extra fee. Pet ownership is permitted for both dogs and cats. Financially the cooperative emphasizes low monthly maintenance that commonly includes utilities (gas, heat, hot water and electricity) and maintains a sizeable reserve fund; it has completed large capital projects such as window replacement without special assessments. The Vermeer occupies a crossroads location between Chelsea and Greenwich Village, steps from restaurants, shops, parks and numerous subway lines, supporting a highly walkable, transit-rich urban lifestyle.