175 West 13th St. #1B

A rare opportunity to own a versatile, Prof./Med. Coop office in prime Greenwich Village. Bright, corner, well-designed, mint, renovated professional office with private street entrance located in The Cambridge House, a prime Greenwich Village luxe F/S coop. Current layout offers some flexibility to reconfigure. Adaptable to professional or any other medical use such as dental suite, therapy suite with consultation rooms or physicians office with exam rooms and one consultation room, and designed to maximize space. Spacious reception area, three separate private offices with pleasant views.
Finishes include hardwood flooring, high ceilings, double thermal-paned windows and a renovated private bathroom. Wired for telephone/internet. . Located in a quintessential Greenwich Village location with dozens of upscale private townhouse residences and luxury coop all around. Extremely convenient to all transportation. Contact Anne Abbott, of Buchbinder & Warren Realty Group, exclusive agent, for a private viewing.

Greenwich Village

The true New Yorker secretly believes that people living anywhere else have to be, in some sense, kidding.
-John Updike

Wander amid the streets of the Greenwich Village youll find yourself transported: the din of traffic recedes, the world grows a bit greener, and youre left with the sound of the murmur of your thoughts as you explore this neighborhoods charmed labyrinth.
Extending down from 14th Street to Hudson Street, and bounded by the Hudson River and the West and 6th Avenue on the East, Greenwich Village made its name as the epicenter of the Bohemian lifestyle in the 50s and 60s. Fed by the fresh energy of New York University and The New School, it remains a hotbed of intellectual and artistic activity, and institutions as the Village Vanguard, Patchin Place, and the iconic Jefferson Market Library do much to insure its cool demeanor remains intact.
Today Greenwich Village is all of that and more: its beguiling 19th century townhouses brush up against the refined chic of contemporary condominiums and the Gold Coasts majestic Pre-war co-ops lining up along 5th Avenue. World-class boutiques and cafes share sidewalk space with the likes of Bigelows Pharmacy and The Strand bookstore. All of these disparate spokes converge at hallowed Washington Square, where Marcel Duchamp once declared The Free Republic of Greenwich Village from atop the Triumphal Arch, and where today, Villagers comingle and continue to forge the identify of Manhattans most unconventional community.
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