Experience the rare intersection of 19th-century industrial heritage and contemporary sophistication in this meticulously reimagined barrel-vaulted loft. Located within a landmarked mercantile warehouse converted into co-ops, Residence 1F showcases dramatic volume through soaring 13-foot vaulted ceilings and original exposed brick walls that create a gallery-like atmosphere.

An expansive open floor plan is grounded by 7-inch wide oak plank floors and illuminated by a row of massive 9-foot windows. Positioned on an elevated first level, the residence sits high above the street, offering a curated vantage point of mature trees and the historic farmhouse architecture across the way—a 19th-century wooden landmark famously saved and relocated to this iconic corner. The exceptional ceiling height allows light to reflect and flow throughout the space, creating an ever-changing interplay of natural illumination.

The open chef’s kitchen anchors the design with custom lighting, navy cabinetry, quartz countertops, and quality stainless appliances. The contemporary bathroom features premium fixtures and a sleek stall shower, while the spacious primary bedroom easily accommodates a king bed with generous room for multiple functional zones—reading, work, and storage. Adding versatility is an upper loft level—a thoughtful bonus space for a media lounge, guest retreat, or office and storage.

720 Greenwich Street is an established cooperative occupying an entire block at the coveted intersection of Greenwich, Charles, and Perry Streets—three of the West Village’s most storied addresses. Amenities include a live-in resident manager, daily concierge (8AM–12AM), and laundry on every floor. Residents enjoy access to a private roof garden for a nominal fee. Bicycle storage, private storage lockers, and on-site garage parking are available for an additional fee. Generous board policies welcome pets, pied-à-terre, co-purchasing, and gifting.

The location places you in the quiet heart of the West Village, moments from Hudson River Park and a neighborhood long-defined by its legacy of artists, cultural pioneers, and serene, cobblestone charm. Living here means quiet walks to independent boutiques and quintessential West Village cafés and restaurants like L’Artusi, RedFarm, Employees Only, Katana Kitten, Dante, Hungry Llama, Leitao, The Elk, and 11th St Cafe. Equinox Greenwich Avenue provides nearby wellness, and transportation is effortless with Citi Bike stations directly outside and easy access to the 1, 2, 3, A, C, E, B, D, F, M, and PATH trains.