180 Thompson Street Greenwich Village Apartment For Sale

LOW Maintenance and High Ceilings — A \"Mini Loft\" Studio in Historic Greenwich Village. Tucked on a storied Greenwich Village block just steps from SoHo, this mini loft studio occupies a building that began its life as a carriage house. \n\nSoaring 11-foot ceilings give the space an unmistakable sense of volume. The exposed concrete beams add a sense of architectural interest and creatively designed overhead storage throughout makes full use of the vertical space, keeping the apartment open and uncluttered.\n\nWith remarkably low monthly maintenance, the math here works in your favor: after your down payment, owning can cost less than renting a comparable space in the neighborhood.\n\nLocation-wise, it doesn\'t get more iconic. You\'re just a few blocks from the streets and clubs where downtown artists and rock-and-roll legends made history — alongside some of the best restaurants in the city (think Carbone\'s and Minetta Tavern) from old-school Village institutions (like Cafe Wha, The Bitter End and The Lion\'s Den). All of this and you are only a block away from SoHo where the Art scene and Luxury shopping converge. \n\nHighlights:\nMini loft studio in a converted carriage house building\n11-foot ceilings for an open, airy feel\nCustom overhead storage maximizing every inch\nLow monthly maintenance — owning can beat renting after your down payment\nPrime Greenwich Village location on the border of SoHo\nSurrounded by legendary music history and top-tier dining and affordable trendy eats like Leon\'s Bagels, Mamouns and Chloe\'s. \n\n180 Thompson is a well maintained elevator building with on-site laundry, live-in superintendent, a nicely renovated lobby, bike room and storage. Convenient transportation with the A,B,C,D,E,F,M, and 6 subway lines nearby.\n\nNOTE- the lead photo is VIRTUALLY STAGED and shows just one configuration of how the apartment can be laid out. \n\nPied-a-terres and co-purchasing are allowed, parents buying for children is not allowed.\nSorry, no dogs and birds.