High above the coveted Greenwich Village historic district sits this top floor three bedroom, two bathroom Penthouse home, with four massive exposures to the N/S/E/W that capture wide open views of the city. This notable and rare property resides in a boutique prewar loft Cooperative with private keyed elevator, video intercom, and only 10 residences - one per floor. This top level floor-through has double-height ceilings in the living room, reaching up to almost 15 feet, along with a wood burning fireplace, and majestic views on three sides. Multiple windows provide a unique and special opening to the New York City landscape. Bring your architect to discover limitless potential in this flexible Penthouse space abound with possibilities, a plethora of desirable layouts, and to maximize the openness of the loft.

54 East 11 is an intimate 11 unit Coop, built 25 ft x 94 ft in 1902 as an industrial loft building. It exists between University Place, Union Square and the farmers market, Washington Square Park, and is benefited further by not being a through-street due to the historic Grace Church. It is considered to be one of the best blocks in the village.