Every week, we share the most popular sale listing of the week in NYC, as selected by you, our StreetEasy users. The most popular sale for September 12 is a one-bedroom co-op located on a quiet street in the heart of the West Village.
West Village Homes Under $750,000 on StreetEasy Article continues below
West Village
354 West 12th Street
$535,000
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1
West Village
1 Sheridan Square
$730,000
Studio |
1
West Village
24 Cornelia Street
$469,000
Studio |
1
West Village
24 Cornelia Street
$425,000
Studio |
1
West Village
47- 49 Morton Street
$395,000
Studio |
1
West Village
22 Leroy Street
$750,000
1 |
1
West Village
9 Barrow Street
$539,000
Studio |
1
West Village
41 Perry Street
$750,000
Studio |
1
West Village
61 Horatio Street
$749,000
Studio |
1
West Village
9 Barrow Street
$675,000
Studio |
1
West Village
22 Grove Street
$695,000
Studio |
1
West Village
55 Morton Street
$500,000
Studio |
1
Sun-filled, Pet-friendly Pre-war West Village 1BR with Office Asks $925K
Saves: As of this writing, the most popular sale for September 12 has been saved by 112 users.
Price: $925,000. Assuming a 30-year mortgage and the minimum down payment of 20% ($185,000), StreetEasy estimates total monthly payments at $5,243. The total includes the mortgage payment ($4,063) and maintenance ($1,180).
Why it’s so popular:
It’s hard to resist a charming pre-war one-bedroom in the heart of one of NYC’s most popular and picturesque neighborhoods.
This West Village co-op features original hardwood floors, exposed brick, and receives lots of natural light through the living area’s wall of windows. Leave the pocket doors open for expansive living, or close them to create an office space or separate bedroom.
The serene kitchen has a white penny tile floor and room for a dining area. The bathroom features a unique slate floor, more exposed brick in clean white, and honey-colored built-in shelving.
Well-proportioned rooms include more built-in storage, and the bedroom is a cozy refuge. (Apparently, the apartment is “pin-drop quiet,” so you’ll rest easy. (You will have to walk up four floors to get there.)
Dating to 1900, this well-run boutique co-op is pet-friendly and provides bike storage. Heat and hot water are include in the maintenance fee, and subletting and co-purchasing are permitted.
Greenwich Village Homes Under $750,000 On StreetEasyArticle continues below
Greenwich Village
100 West 12th Street
$530,000
Studio |
1
Greenwich Village
20 East 9th Street
$725,000
Studio |
1
Greenwich Village
180 Thompson Street
$546,000
Studio |
1
Greenwich Village
160 Bleecker Street
$525,000
Studio |
1
Greenwich Village
60 East 9th Street
$440,000
Studio |
1
Greenwich Village
55 East 9th Street
$645,000
Studio |
1
Greenwich Village
60 East 9th Street
$675,000
1 |
1
Greenwich Village
24 Fifth Avenue
$479,999
Studio |
1
Greenwich Village
24 Fifth Avenue
$450,000
Studio |
1
Greenwich Village
184 Thompson Street
$740,000
Studio |
1
Greenwich Village
250 Mercer Street
$725,000
Studio |
1
Greenwich Village
175 West 13th Street
$525,000
Studio |
1
Of course, living on Charles Street means the best of the West Village is right outside your door, including shopping, restaurants, cafes, and nightlife. The historic Stonewall Inn, the 1 and 2 trains at Christopher Street, and Carrie Bradshaw’s Sex & The City apartment are all a few blocks away. (You can also grab the A, B, C, and D trains at West 4th Street.)
Want to see more of our most popular sale for September 12? Take a look at the listing for 84 Charles St. #17, West Village.