Nestled on one of the most desirable blocks in Greenwich Village, this immaculate one-bedroom home seamlessly blends timeless prewar charm with modern finishes, including high beamed ceilings, rich hardwood floors, through-the-wall air conditioning and a wood-burning fireplace with original 1920's artisan brickwork.

Set at the rear of the building, this pin-drop quiet, high-floor residence offers tree top city views spanning the Empire State Building and beyond through a wall of oversized windows. You enter through a gracious entry foyer into the sun-drenched living & dining space, where the original wood-burning fireplace anchors the room and creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. The spacious layout is enhanced by triple exposures to the south, west, and north, filling the home with natural light throughout the day.

The serene bedroom comfortably accommodates a king-size bed plus furniture and features built-in window seating flanked by bookshelves, along with ample closet space. Both the kitchen and bathroom are windowed, with the kitchen thoughtfully renovated with granite countertops, upgraded appliances and brass hardware. The updated bathroom retains its prewar character with classic penny-tile flooring, a marble-topped vanity, polished nickel fixtures, and the original cast iron tub.

Residence 8E is located in the Windsor Arms, a distinguished prewar cooperative built in 1926 and designed by renowned architects Sugarman & Berger. The meticulously maintained, full-service building offers a 24-hour doorman, full-time superintendent, laundry room, plus bike and storage rooms. Ideally situated on picturesque West 9th Street in the heart of the Greenwich Village Gold Coast, the building is just moments from the subway, Washington Square Park, Jefferson Market Garden, and the city's best dining and shopping.