22 Perry Street

A building of this architectural distinction would normally stand out in a neighborhood, but in this landmark-heavy historic district, it blends seamlessly into the charm of its surroundings unlike many other post war buildings. Perry Street is the archetypal quaint West Village street with trees townhouses and the developers of this building wanted to make sure that they didn’t disturb this aesthetic.

Unlike many pre-war building in the units themselves are comfortable and well laid out to accommodate modern needs. Many units have outdoor space and the building is just a short walk to Hudson River Park and the newly opened High Line. Plus, with the restaurants and shops of the West Village and Meatpacking District surrounding the location, it’s easy to see why residents wouldn’t need to venture too far on the weekends.

Address: 22 Perry Street
Neighborhood: West Village
Floors: 6
Apartments: 21
Built: 1987
Ownership: Condominium
Service: Video Intercom
Access: Attended Elevator
Building Type: Low-rise
Building Amenities: Central HVAC, laundry on every floor

Neighborhood
Conveniences: Gourmet Garage, Citarella and Jefferson Market
Restaurants: Corner Bistro and the White Horse Tavern - two of my favorite places to grab a cheap bit and a beer
Subways: 1,2,3 & 9

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