Building: 30 East 10th Street

30 East 10th Street is a non-doorman limestone structure that was built in 1909. This intimate prewar cooperative contains only 22 residences on twelve stories (two per floor) served by a passenger elevator. Apartments in the building enjoy high ceilings and open loft-like spaces.

Located on a lovely tree-lined street between University Place and Broadway, the building is ideally situated in the center of Greenwich Village. Local stores, specialty food shops, and restaurants are ubiquitous. Nearby parks include Union Square Park, which features a farmers market. Access to public buses, numerous subway lines, and Path trains is excellent.

Amenities at this pet-friendly cooperative include a keyed elevator, a resident planted roof terrace, and bike/private storage.

Building Description Provided By Peter Gewirtz