Exposed brickSpacious bedroomPrivate outdoor spaceHardwood floorsCozy one-bedroom home
Welcome to 173 Bleecker Street, a charming prewar condop in the heart of Greenwich Village. Tucked away at the rear of the building, this cozy one-bedroom home offers a quiet writer’s haven complete with private outdoor space.
Filled with character, the apartment features 12-foot ceilings, exposed brick, hardwood floors, and recently updated kitchen and bathroom finishes. The spacious bedroom easily accommodates a king-sized bed and is framed by two large windows overlooking the outdoor space. The living and dining area creates a natural separation between the bedroom and kitchen, providing a comfortable and functional flow throughout the home. Upon entering, a large closet offers excellent storage and a practical landing area, while the windowed bathroom adds charm and natural light.
173 Bleecker Street is ideally situated between MacDougal and Sullivan Streets, just two blocks south of Washington Square Park and one block north of SoHo. Surrounded by some of downtown’s most iconic destinations, neighborhood favorites include The Comedy Cellar, Village Vanguard, Blue Note Jazz Club, Cafe Wha?, John’s of Bleecker Street, Murray’s Cheese, and Caffè Reggio, among many others.
Located around the corner from NYU, this flexible condop is well suited for primary residents, investors, students, or pied-à-terre buyers alike. The building permits co-purchasing, guarantors, gifting, pets, subletting, and pieds-à-terre.
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