9 Barrow St

9 Barrow Street (The Hallanan) is a nine-story prewar co-op in Manhattan’s West Village, converted from a 1897 printing house and retaining industrial loft character across 41 primarily studio and one-bedroom residences. The restored façade and historically sensitive renovations completed in 2020 include new energy-efficient windows; interiors frequently feature barrel‑vaulted or vaulted ceilings (10–16 feet in many units), exposed brick, concrete-encased columns, and wide plank hardwood floors that underscore the building’s loft lineage. Units range from compact studios with alcove sleeping nooks to generous corner one‑bedrooms and a few duplex/penthouse layouts with large private terraces and roof decks. Common areas and building services are tailored to everyday urban living: an attended lobby with part-time doorman (typically 8:00 a.m.–midnight), live‑in superintendent, dual elevators, laundry rooms on every floor, bike room, common storage and concierge-style support for deliveries. Pets, co-purchasing, gifting, pied-à-terres and subletting options are permitted under board rules, offering flexibility for varied ownership situations. Located at Sheridan Square/West 4th and Christopher Street, the building sits amid historic streetscapes, immediate subway access (1, A, B, C, D, E, F, M lines), supermarkets and a dense restaurant, music and cultural scene — a lifestyle that blends preserved prewar detail with modern mechanical upgrades and strong walkability.