Greenwich Village Apartments - Manhattan, NYC
$3,950, Greenwich Village
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VILLAGE DOORMAN FURNISHED_SHORT OR LONG TERMAmazing FURNISHED two bedroom prime Village rental. Doorman property, steps to trains (...)
$3,000, Greenwich Village
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Newly renovated one bedroom apartment in a low-rise elevator building in a PRIME Greenwich Village location near University Place (...)
$3,350, Greenwich Village
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING APARTMENT IN DESIRABLE GREENWICH VILLAGE LOCTATION!!!!!!
STEPS FROM WASHINGTON SQUARE PARK TEEMING WITH LIFE (...)
$3,495, Greenwich Village
ELEVATOR BUILDING, BRAND NEW RENOVATION, 1BR-FULL RENO, Washer/Dryer, Dishwasher, Marble Bath, Gran Kitchen, High Ceilings, Stora (...)
$1,850, Greenwich Village
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MASSIVE apartment housed on the most awesome Village block! If you LOVE the Village this is the best deal out there!
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$4,100, Greenwich Village
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$2,250, Greenwich Village
Charming Studio nestled right on West 10th Street- call for a private showing!
$3,250, Greenwich Village
A beautiful West Village carriage house. Residents have access to the laundry facilities and package room. Additional amenities i (...)
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J. Jude Branco
$6,000, Greenwich Village
FIFTH AVENUE STUNNER!!
If you know NYC, you know living on Fifth Ave is as good as it gets!
Gorgeous converted hotel building h (...)
$4,450, Greenwich Village
** Impressive 2 Bedroom ~ Absolutely Brilliant ~ Quintessential Location **Experience the best of the best that the West Village (...)
$3,400, Greenwich Village
Beautiful NOHO 2 Bedroom. Spacious rooms, HardwoodFloors, High Ceilings, Nice Kitchen, Bath and generous closets.Super Sunny with (...)
$4,500, Greenwich Village
* GROVEY BABY!!!! STUNNING 1BR DUPLEX WITH BALCONY AND EXPOSED BRICK! *GEM IN WEST VILLAGE!! TOP OF THE LINE RENOVATIONS GIA (...)
$2,875, Greenwich Village
Spend Your Summer Taking Strolls in Greenwich Village--And Live There For UNDER $3000! Live easy this summer in your brand new Gr (...)
$3,750, Greenwich Village
_Rare SoHo 1Bed In 24 HR DRMN Bldg_Rooftop Pool_S/S Kitch_Gym_Large Wndws_King Bed_Steps To TransitThis is a huge one bed one bat (...)
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Helvin Rymer
$3,295, Greenwich Village
Just In!! True 2Br in West Village ** Location, Location, Location***Amazing Bright 2 Br room apartment. City views and very br (...)
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Gregory Civers
$5,295, Greenwich Village
Well kept building. This is a renovated
apartment with a decorative fireplace, hardwood floors, high
ceilings, granite bathroom (...)
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Dany Moyal
$3,700, Greenwich Village
Come home to one of the most and amazing address that everyone die. This unique apartment is located in a doorman building and ju (...)
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Shayla Sweatt
$4,500, Greenwich Village
Classic Pre-War, One Bedroom Classic on Gold Coast, $4,500Spacious and home like apartment. Well-lit. Wonderful location!Bond N (...)
$4,200, Greenwich Village
Huge One Bedroom Home on Christopher Street, Just Steps to the 1 and the A,C,E Subway Lines, and all the Trendy Bars and Restaura (...)
$3,000, Greenwich Village
BRAND NEW 1 BEDROOM WITH HIGH CEILINGS++PRIME WV LOCATION++TREE LINE BLOCK!This is a beautiful one bedroom in the heart of the vi (...)
$4,450, Greenwich Village
Union Square.....................To qualify for this apartment you have to have to make at least 40x the monthly rent. A letter o (...)
$3,500, Greenwich Village
Located on a Quiet Tree Lined Block in the West Village, Jane & Greenwich Street. This Pre-War Home Features Brand New Renova (...)
$5,500, Greenwich Village
Beautiful 3 bedroom apartment with EXPOSED BRICK, great closet space,and new hardwood floors! This is an ideal location right on (...)
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Yaroslav Makaruk
$2,650, Greenwich Village
***SENSATIONAL 1 BED IN THE HEART OF GREENWICH VILLAGE. 2 BLOCKS FROM PARK**East facing 1 bed in the heart of Greenwich Village. (...)
$2,795, Greenwich Village
ACTUAL APARTMENT PHOTOS!! Renovated sunny 1 bedroom, granite bathroom, granite kitchen floors, rnall new stainless steel applianc (...)
$4,295, Greenwich Village
Modern brick building with laundry room.
Multi- level apartment layout with oak floors, exposed brick, a/c, 16' ceilings & d (...)
$4,200, Greenwich Village
Apt: Prime Greenwich Village Already Converted 2bedroom (Real Wall Up Instant 1000.00 Savings). The Unit Features Beautiful Hardw (...)
$2,095, Greenwich Village
Renovated studio, marble bathroom, decorative fireplace, exposed brick, sunny, high ceilings, hardwood floors, on-site super, lau (...)
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Today's Greenwich Village is a largely residential neighborhood with a mix of brownstones, former tenements and low-rise apartment buildings. Its home to NYU and has a young, vibrant feel to it. Much of its energy is centered around Washington Square Park, which sits in the middle of “the Village.”
Apartments in the neighborhood come in a wide variety. South of 11th Street, you have a mix of pre-war buildings and townhouses. To the West and North of Washington Square, there tends to be a higher concentration of townhouse rentals. The West and North have several blocks of tree lined streets with charming 3 and 4 story brownstones.
Determined to land a place in "The Village," but can’t afford the brownstones? There are several pre-war low-rise apt buildings, and high rise buildings on 8th Street with amenities such as doorman, in-building washer-dryer and elevators. Immediately north of Washington Square are several fancy 5th avenue buildings that offer rentals and high end amenities. In addition, just South of Union Square are several new, doorman buildings with large windows and great views of the square.
For a quiet street, we suggest either the North or West parts of the Village, namely 9th Street, 10th Street or 11th Street. You can also find a few quiet apartments along Sullivan Street, just North of Houston. MacDougal Street and several of the North South roads below Washington Square are loud, lively and bar/restaurant packed.
Finding a no-fee apartment in Greenwich is more difficult than in many of the other neighborhoods, because landlords rarely market their units on their own given the high demand and low vacancy rates.
Today's Greenwich Village is a largely residential neighborhood with a mix of brownstones, former tenements and low-rise apartment buildings. Its home to NYU and has a young, vibrant feel to it. Much of its energy is centered around Washington Square Park, which sits in the middle of “the Village.”
Apartments in the neighborhood come in a wide variety. South of 11th Street, you have a mix of pre-war buildings and townhouses. To the West and North of Washington Square, there tends to be a higher concentration of townhouse rentals. The West and North have several blocks of tree lined streets with charming 3 and 4 story brownstones.
Determined to land a place in "The Village," but can’t afford the brownstones? There are several pre-war low-rise apt buildings, and high rise buildings on 8th Street with amenities such as doorman, in-building washer-dryer and elevators. Immediately north of Washington Square are several fancy 5th avenue buildings that offer rentals and high end amenities. In addition, just South of Union Square are several new, doorman buildings with large windows and great views of the square.
For a quiet street, we suggest either the North or West parts of the Village, namely 9th Street, 10th Street or 11th Street. You can also find a few quiet apartments along Sullivan Street, just North of Houston. MacDougal Street and several of the North South roads below Washington Square are loud, lively and bar/restaurant packed.
Finding a no-fee apartment in Greenwich is more difficult than in many of the other neighborhoods, because landlords rarely market their units on their own given the high demand and low vacancy rates.
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