Nestled perfectly at the intersection of the West Village/Greenwich Village, SoHo, and Hudson Square, this full-sized 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom corner condominium home with private outdoor space and bright open views is located at the epicenter of the Village.
Low monthly real estate taxes and common charges are extremely enticing, considering there is a doorman too! Enter off beautiful Downing Street, a discreet, quiet, leafy block. As you walk through the courtyard garden lobby, you immediately decompress.
The apartment located on the Northeast corner boasts oversized windows with Northwestern & Northeastern exposures. The generously scaled living/ dining room leads you to the charming, private terrace/balcony. A windowed kitchen has ample counter space and convenient storage throughout with the bonus of an East-facing window.
The bedroom easily accommodates a king-sized bed with good closet space, all looking north through large windows. Hardwood floors feature throughout and the option of heating or cooling 365 days of the year for individualized temperature control is an additional bonus Downing Court Condominium is a 9-story boutique condominium offering residents a
part-time doorman (8 am - 11 pm M-F; 8 am - 11 pm Saturdays; 8 am - 4 pm Sundays 9am - 5pm), superintendent, multiple laundry rooms and a charming entry garden. Built in 1986, this boutique, elevator building offers convenient subway access to the 1/2 at Houston Street, the A/C/E, B/D/F/M at West 4th, and the Path train at Christopher Street.
You are surrounded by every desirable convenience and amenity, moments from the Hudson River Park and many of the city's most exciting bars and restaurants. This is one of the most desired Downtown locations! * Working Capital Fund a contribution equal to one (1) month's common charges paid by the purchaser * An assessment of $308.53/month from June 1, 2026 to December 1, 2027 covers future expenses, expected and unexpected, including water tower repairs and lobby improvements, and helps maintain solid reserves.
