Built in 1965, 77 East 12th Street is a red brick postwar co-op where Greenwich Village meets Union Square and East Village. It is located next to the well known Strand Book Store. In fact, its location on the corner of Fourth Avenue is where many of the city's booksellers were located in a bygone era. A distinctive architectural feature of the building is that it zig zags, which affords corner windows in several lines. Many of the high floor apartments offer stunning views, especially to the south where those lucky residents have views of Grace Church, bridges and a great view all the way down Broadway to the harbor. More importantly, it is conveniently located near Union Square subways and wonderful food shopping with Whole Foods, Trader Joes's and the Farmer's Market all nearby. The building is 20 Stories and has a full-time doorman. There is a common roof deck which offers spectacular 360-degree views. This building has central air conditioning which is included in the maintenance, a nice savings during the summer. This is a relaxed Greenwich Village co-op that permits co-purchasing and subletting. Dogs are permitted subject to board approval.

Additional features of this building include: Central Air Conditioning, Live In Super, Bike Room, FT Doorman, No Underlying Mortgage, Laundry in Basement, Common Roof Deck.