The Greenwich Lane
The Greenwich Lane is a residential condominium in the Greenwich Village Historic District developed by the Rudin family in partnership with Global Holdings. It is comprised of five buildings and five townhouses all connected by a central courtyard. FXFOWLE Architects designed the exteriors and the interiors were created by Thomas O'Brien of Aero Studios, offering a unique mix of historical restoration and innovative new construction.
Visionary Residences
The Greenwich Lane places residents in the heart of Greenwich Village, one of Manhattan’s most iconic neighborhoods where historic streets, cultural richness, and everyday convenience intersect. Tree-lined avenues lead to celebrated restaurants, curated boutiques, and landmark institutions that give this community its enduring allure, while excellent transit access keeps the rest of the city within easy reach.
The Greenwich Lane Overview
Perfectly positioned in the Greenwich Village Historic District, The Greenwich Lane is comprised of 199 exceptional residences — many of which have private terraces and spectacular views across Greenwich Village, the West Village, Midtown, Downtown, and the Hudson River. Residents enjoy sophisticated city living with visionary light-filled residences and exclusive access to over 30,000 SF of amenities.
- 4 to 17 stories
- 199 residences
- Community facility space
- Full-time doorman and lobby attendant
- Live-in resident manager
- Parking garage
- Courtyard
- Fitness center
- Swimming pool
- Golf simulator
- Screening room
- Lounge
- Chef’s kitchen
- Dining room
- Children’s play room
- Street-level retail
- Passenger and service elevators
- LEED Neighborhood Development Silver Rated
- BuildingLink
- KeyLink
- Residences pre-wired for home automation
- Subway: 1, 2, 3, A, C, E, F, M, L
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