Building: 250 Mercer Street

Introducing one of the largest and most sought-after co-op buildings in all of Greenwich Village, The iconic 250 Mercer Street. Having recently undergone a major renovation, the building now features brand new elevators, carpeted hallways with designer lighting, and a completely renovated lobby. This historic multi-building complex of four towers (A-D) was formerly a cast iron factory and was originally built in 1890. The building was converted from commercial to residential in 1979 when it debuted with 275 rental apartments, and later became a co-op in 1986. The building’s industrial origins and unique original detail afford residents the advantages of loft-like layouts, 12- to 16-foot ceilings and classic city views. What separates this co-op from the rest is the flexible, condo-style sublet policy. This co-op also allows pets, pieds-a-terre, co-purchasing, and guarantors. Amenities at this prewar co-op include a full-time doorman, live-in super, furnished courtyard and roof deck, bicycle storage, and laundry facilities. Ideally located in the center of trendy NoHo between West 3rd and 4th streets, 250 Mercer is a short distance to Washington Square Park and only blocks from some of the city’s best shopping and restaurants in SoHo, Nolita, and West Village.