A trio of small buildings on Perry Street in the West Village will be demolished, according to permits filed last week. The buildings on the quiet cobblestone block have addresses 156-160 and include two townhouse-style buildings and a single-story structure resting in-between. A new residential development could soon be in their place. The three properties were acquired more than 40 years ago by Bill Gottlieb of William Gottlieb Real Estate. WG Real Estate still owns the townhouses, along with two others at 162 and 164 Perry Street.
The site is just one block to the west of the Greenwich Village Historic District, whose borders were extended in 2006. The Perry Street homes are also neighbors to Asymptote Architecture's 24-unit condo at 166 Perry Street, and the Richard Meier-designed 173 and 176 Perry Street towers. These condos range from $2,200/sqft to $3,510/sqft. The average for condos in the West Village is $2,830/sqft.
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