9 Barrow St

A nine-story prewar co-op constructed in 1897, 9 Barrow Street occupies a West Village block with strong historic character. Originally built as a printing house, the masonry exterior and landmark-era proportions give the property a loft-like identity translated into studio and one-bedroom floor plans. Typical residences showcase very high barrel-vaulted ceilings (about 10–11 feet), oversized windows, exposed brick, and reclaimed hardwood or oak floors; many units feature French pocket doors and thoughtfully renovated kitchens and baths with stone or granite counters and stainless appliances. The building offers residential conveniences including a part-time doorman/concierge coverage, live-in superintendent, elevators, laundry rooms on every floor, basement storage, and a garage nearby. Policies are flexible for urban living: pets are permitted with approval, pied-à-terres, co-purchases, gifting, parental guarantors and certain sublets are allowed. Located just off Sheridan Square and West 4th Street, the address delivers immediate access to multiple subway lines, restaurants, boutiques, parks and the Hudson River waterfront. The overall experience blends preserved prewar detailing with modern systems upgrades and practical services suited to full-time residents and city commuters alike.