Building: 2 Cornelia Street

2 Cornelia Street is located in the heart of Greenwich Village, a unique flatiron-style building distinct from the surrounding low-rise buildings, on the West Side of 6th Avenue. Built in 1900 to house light-manufacturing, offices, and artists’ studios, 2 Cornelia Street, was converted to a luxury condominium in 1981. The atypical building form is part of the appeal to residents as the individual apartments are uniquely laid out, with high 11’ + ceilings, and those on the 6th floor and above have open views of the Village and south-facing exposures all the way to lower Manhattan. There are approximately 40 units ranging in size from 1BR all the way to 4BR, 2600+ square foot apartments. The ground floor spaces on 6th Avenue are commercial, while the entrance to the residential portion is located on Cornelia Street. 2 Cornelia Street has a full time doorman, spectacular roof deck, excellent live-in Super, private storage, and central laundry.
Cornelia Street is a charming 1-block long Village street running between West 4th Street and Bleecker Street and is within steps of everything Greenwich Village has to offer. Two of the top area restaurants are also located on the street, Po, at 31 Cornelia and Pearl Oyster Bar, 18 Cornelia Street. Within a few blocks is the local favorite, The Blind Tiger Ale House, famous for its many taps of craft beer, John’s Pizza, and the 6th Avenue basketball courts.

Building Description Provided by Carolyn Zweben