808 Broadway

An intimate eight-story prewar cooperative in Greenwich Village, built in the late 19th century and converted to co-op ownership in the 1980s. The 24-unit building was designed by James Renwick Jr., its Gothic-inspired façade and original wrought-iron entry recall neighboring Grace Church and provide strong street identity. Residences are largely loft-like two-bedroom or combined configurations with very high ceilings, oversized windows, hardwood floors, generous closet space and layouts that favor open living, dining, and flexible home-office niches. Common interior features include a formal entrance foyer, high ceilings throughout, dedicated dining spaces, pantry storage, and a smoke-free policy. Shared amenities emphasize full-service convenience and community: a 24-hour attended lobby, live-in superintendent, central laundry rooms, private basement storage for many units, bicycle room, and two enclosed garden/courtyard areas plus a planted roof deck. Outdoor offerings include private terraces or balconies on select units and larger planted roof terraces on upper-floor homes. Building services and policies are cooperative in nature — a full-time doorman, pet-friendly rules handled case-by-case, and board approvals for pets, sublets, washer/dryers, guarantors, and purchases. Located at the northeast corner of 11th Street and Broadway, the address places residents steps from Union Square, Washington Square Park, multiple subway lines, weekend greenmarket vendors, groceries and neighborhood dining, combining a lively urban setting with pockets of quiet and private outdoor space.