Building: Abingdon Court

Abingdon Court (at 75 Bank Street), constructed in 1935, is a full-service prewar cooperative situated on the corner of Bank and Bleecker Streets on a serene, residential, tree-lined block in the coveted West Village. The building is distinguished by its signature landscaped entrance court with evergreen hedges flanking the walkway. Alternating beige and red glazed brick define the stately Art Deco facade.

Shareholders of this boutique, 75-residence, elevator building enjoy access to a full staff including doormen (7am – 12am), a porter (8am – 4pm on weekdays), and live-in resident manager. The attended lobby boasts Art Deco details throughout including a brass chandelier and wall sconces, terrazzo floors, beamed ceilings and door trimmings. The residence hallways feature vintage black & white photography of classic Village scenes; casement windows frame the co-op’s bucolic interior garden oasis.

Other building highlights include a central laundry room and a basement for general storage and bicycles (monthly fees). Pets are welcome with board approval. Sublease applicants are subject to a board review. Gifting is permitted, but the purchaser should be otherwise financially independent.

75 Bank Street offers convenient access to iconic West Village destinations including Abingdon Square Park and Bleecker Playground across the street.

Description provided by Heather McDonough and Henry Hershkowitz