87 Barrow St

A six-story prewar co-op in Manhattan's West Village, completed in 1924–25, the building houses a small collection of primarily one-bedroom residences alongside a few larger configurations. The masonry façade and classic prewar proportions give it a low-rise, neighborhood-scaled presence on a tree-lined block. Interiors commonly retain historic details such as high ceilings, crown moldings, original parquet or hardwood floors, and gracious entry foyers; many units have been fully modernized with renovated kitchens and baths, granite or marble counters, custom cabinetry, recessed lighting and inlaid wood borders. Shared spaces reinforce a boutique, residential feel: two landscaped courtyards (one with seating, Wi‑Fi and a communal herb garden), a laundry room, bicycle storage, package room, on-site superintendent and rentable private storage. The building is a walk-up with secure video intercom access for guests and a modest set of building rules that permit pied-à-terre use, parental purchases, guarantors and pets; subletting is allowed with board approval after ownership requirements are met. Located steps from Hudson River Park and an array of restaurants, boutiques and transit options, the property emphasizes preserved prewar character combined with contemporary apartment-level upgrades and practical, neighborhood-oriented amenities.