343 units
2 Fifth Avenue Square-Arch Realty, Greenwich Village, Manhattan, NY 10011
Postwar Co-op
- 343 RESIDENCES
- 20 STORIES
- BUILT 1952
The Details About 2 Fifth Avenue
A mid-century landmark, 2 Fifth Avenue rises over the north side of Washington Square Park. Completed in 1952, its 21 floors are home to 353 units, all interesting layouts, many with extraordinary park views and outdoor space, and many of which have been combined over the years. The building, approached by its circular drive, defines full service, with its doormen and concierge service, library...
- Concierge
- Doorman
- Cable ready
- Central laundry room
- Exercise room
- Garage
- Guarantors allowed
- Meeting room
Square-Arch Realty Units
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Get to know Greenwich Village
NYC’s village neighborhoods, collectively, stretch across Manhattan from Houston Street on the south to 14th Street on the north. The borders of central Greenwich Village are roughly Third and Sixth avenues (larger Greenwich Village includes the West Village, but the West Village has its own neighborhood vibe and is described separately). Today, a mix of residents are drawn by its lively energy and commercial activity around Union Square and on Broadway and Sixth Avenue. New York University, housed in a number of buildings around Washington Square, adds to the character of the area. Washington Square, the heart of the neighborhood, is one of New York’s iconic destinations. Visit on a warm spring day, with street musicians performing and political activists gathering under the arch dedicated to George Washington, and it becomes clear that much of Greenwich Village’s traditional character remains.
Greenwich Village Neighborhood Guide