290 Sixth Avenue - Greenwich Village
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290 Sixth Avenue is a six story red brick co-op built in 1941 and designed by H. I. Feldman. Located between Minetta Lane and Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village, the 66 unit building sits nestled between three parks, including Father Demo Square and steps from Washington Square Park. The building's architecture is notable for its unusual plan with more than a dozen façades on its western side, punched out rooflines instead of traditional cornices, and a handsome entrance surround set within a light well.
Apartments range from studios to four bedrooms and retain classic prewar details including 9 foot ceilings, step down living rooms, arched doorways, and crown moldings. Many units feature angled or six sided layouts, windowed enclosed kitchens, and abundant closet space. Several listings highlight high end kitchen renovations with appliances from Sub-Zero, Wolf, Miele, and Viking. Top floor apartments offer particularly bright exposures with views of treetops, Father Demo Square's fountain, the historic Our Lady of Pompeii Church, and even the Freedom Tower from select units. Multiple apartments include in-unit washer/dryers, and a private storage unit outside one of the three bedroom apartments conveys with that sale.
The building offers a live-in superintendent, elevator, video intercom security, bicycle room, storage bins, laundry facilities, package room, and fenced gardens. The co-op is pet friendly with a flexible board, permits pied-à-terre ownership, and allows subleases after two years of residency with board approval. The location provides immediate access to the West 4th Street subway hub serving the A, C, E, B, D, F, and M trains, with the cultural attractions, restaurants, and boutiques of Greenwich Village, West Village, and Soho all within walking distance.
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