Prewar West Village One Bedroom Co-Op on Bank Street.

Nestled on a serene West Village block where Bleecker meets Bank, this top-floor one-bedroom home combines prewar charm with a coveted location.

The apartment's nine windows offer three exposures (north, east, and west), guaranteeing abundant natural light throughout the day. Hardwood floors, graceful arches, and charming moldings underscore the apartment's 1930s pedigree.

The thoughtful layout includes a separate dining area and generously sized windowed kitchen, which leads to an inviting, four-windowed, sunken living room. Down a hallway, the oversized bedroom has two large closets and views east.

Enjoy the weekend Farmer's market at Abingdon Square Park, just steps from your front door. The neighborhood's unique mix of historic charm and modern amenities places you within moments of artisanal cafes, boutique shops, and world-class dining. This location truly has everything from the vibrant energy of the Meatpacking District with the Whitney Museum to the peaceful waterfront views at Hudson River Park.

Abingdon Court is a proud example of the Art Moderne style that defined the era. Built during the flourishing architectural movements of the 1930s, The building's entry court, lined with evergreen hedges, highlights its distinctive charm.

Built in 1938, Abingdon Court is a six-story building on a tree-lined block in the historic West Village. It offers part-time doormen, a porter, and a live-in resident manager. Residents enjoy on-site laundry, storage, and bicycle facilities. Heat and hot water are included in common charges.

Pets are welcome with board approval, and gifting or guarantors are permitted on a case-by-case basis. The buyer pays a 3% flip tax, and subletting requires board approval.