Classic Pre-War Greenwich Village loft living awaits in this approximately 1,700-square-foot home on Lower Fifth Avenue. Fully renovated and defined by grand proportions, 10’10” ceilings, and oversized south-facing windows, this move-in ready home offers the perfect blend of scale, warmth, and sophistication.
The expansive Great Room is ideal for entertaining, anchored by a beautifully designed chef’s kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances and an open layout made for both cooking and gathering. Southern light pours in from West 13th Street, enhancing the airy feel.
The split layout features two bedrooms (one interior) and two beautifully finished baths — one en suite — as well as central air conditioning, in-unit washer/dryer, top-of-the-line finishes, and abundant storage throughout.
74 Fifth Avenue is one of Greenwich Village’s most sought-after pre-war loft cooperatives. This boutique building offers a beautifully restored double-keyed entry, recently refurbished key-locked elevators, a full-time superintendent, and a common roof deck.
Perfectly positioned on Lower Fifth Avenue, the location places you moments from Washington Square Park and Union Square Park, with easy access to transportation, Whole Foods Market, Trader Joe’s, and some of downtown’s best restaurants and shopping.
Whether as a primary residence or an ideal pied-à-terre, this is loft living at its most effortless. And with only four residences per floor, privacy is paramount.
Pets are welcome.
Monthly assessment thru December 2026 for Local Law 11 (roof and façade) work to be paid by Seller.
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