Boundless Potential in the Heart of Greenwich Village On a quiet, tree-lined block just off Lower Fifth Avenue, a rare offering at 15 West 11th Street invites the chance to create something truly special. Apartments 7A and 7B, now available exclusively as a proposed combination, present an opportunity to design a gracious, light-filled home within a classic pre-war cooperative. Both residences are currently in estate condition, but the underlying qualities are exceptional: perched on the 7th floor with fifteen windows across all four exposures, over nine-foot ceilings, and open views that include townhouse gardens to the north and the historic spire of The First Presbyterian Church to the east. With thoughtful planning, the layout can accommodate three bedrooms, two full baths, an open kitchen, expansive living and dining spaces, and a primary suite stretching more than 22 feet. This is a space with real potential—offering the architectural integrity and scale to support a home that balances modern living with pre-war charm. The building permits central air and in-unit laundry with board approval, and there is precedent for this specific combination. Built in 1923, 15 West 11th Street is a boutique, full-service cooperative with a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, and elevator attendant. Its location in the Village’s Gold Coast places you just moments from Washington Square Park, Union Square, and some of downtown’s most beloved restaurants, shops, and green spaces. A unique opportunity in one of Manhattan’s most desirable neighborhoods — awaiting your architect, your designer, and your vision. Apartments 7A and 7B are only being offered together as a proposed combination.