Building: 215 Sullivan Street

Modern Residences and Private Landscapes

A thoroughly modern take on Greenwich Village’s historic architecture, this beautifully appointed seven-story condominium offers 25 residences of one-to-four bedrooms, including 4 penthouses, 4 townhomes each with a private, garage, and 17 spacious lofts. Located just blocks from Washington Square Park, 215 Sullivan sits at the vibrant crossroads of Greenwich Village, the West Village, Soho, and Noho, surrounded by celebrated restaurants, shops, and cultural destinations. Originally built by renowned architect and landscape designer Calvert Vaux (co-designer of Central Park), this Victorian-Gothic building has been creatively expanded and thoughtfully re-imagined for contemporary living by Ed Rawlings of Rawlings Architects, interior designer Eric Cohler, and landscape architect Edmund Hollander. For residents at 215 Sullivan, the indoor-outdoor lifestyle is seamless: entry is through a lush garden courtyard, and select units boast their own private gardens or rooftop terraces. Interiors are richly outfitted with features like custom finished white oak flooring, Molteni kitchens, and Carrara marble bathroom floors.

In addition to the sophisticated lobby attended by a 24-hour doorman, residents will enjoy a lush garden courtyard masterfully designed by Edmund Hollander, a state-of-the-art fitness center, children’s playroom, private storage as well as bicycle storage.