CONDOMINIUM · WEST VILLAGE
175 West 10th Street
Explore 175 West 10th Street in West Village: architecture, apartment considerations, building FAQs, and links to sale and rental searches.
WHY THIS BUILDING MATTERS
Explore 175 West 10th Street in West Village: architecture, apartment considerations, building FAQs, and links to sale and rental searches.
175 West 10th Street takes its character from an unusually shaped West Village site. Developed by Greystone with BKSK Architects, the building combines masonry and broad glazing in a small residential format. Its relationship to the corner gives individual rooms different orientations and a less conventional plan.
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The original scheme centered on full-floor residences with direct elevator entry, oak floors and kitchens finished in wood and marble. Direct entry describes how an elevator opens into a home; it should not be read as a promise of an elevator used by only one apartment. Compare circulation, furniture placement and the actual rights to balconies or other exterior areas. Current service arrangements and storage allocations need their own review.
What does direct elevator entry mean here?
It describes elevator access into the residence. It does not by itself establish that the apartment has a completely separate, exclusive elevator.
Why does the site shape matter?
The triangular site influences room orientation and circulation. Study the floor plan and usable dimensions rather than comparing homes by total square footage alone.
REALPLUS / RLS INVENTORY
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Public availability is derived from ELIKA’s synchronized RealPlus/RLS listing records and may change without notice. Open an individual listing for the complete brokerage attribution and RLS/IDX disclosure.
REFERENCE FILE
Use this as a starting point. Offering documents, financial statements, current building rules and transaction records should control any purchase decision.
BUYING & RENTING
Understand what to assemble before the application begins. Confirm the current package, fees and submission instructions with building management.
General preparation guidance. Requirements vary by building and transaction; request the current purchase or rental checklist from management.
Condo, co-op and rental review procedures differ. Confirm the documents, reference counts, fees, lease terms and submission process for your specific transaction.
ELIKA can help you identify the applicable checklist and prepare questions for management. Submit personal financial records through the current secure application process.
Discuss your applicationTell us your preferred layout, budget and timing, and an ELIKA advisor will help you assess the building and its current opportunities.
DISCUSS YOUR SEARCHCOMPARE THE SET
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AMENITIES & SERVICES
Review the reported amenities alongside the access rules, fees, and operating details that matter to a purchase.
CONSIDERING THIS BUILDING?
When ELIKA represents a buyer, we compare the apartment, building finances, approval structure, monthly carry, resale evidence and negotiating context as one decision.
Before you buy
COMPLIMENTARY DIGITAL EDITION
Compare the apartment, building, capital and diligence before an address becomes a commitment. The 74-page Decision Edition keeps the complete New York purchase sequence visible.
BUILDING ALERTS
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