Apartments Rentals Near Annisa

Bank Street is one of the loveliest streets in the West Village, and is famous for its historic buildings, tree-lined sidewalks, shady stoops and more than a few locations recognizable to movie buffs and "Sex and the City" fans. Greenwich Avenue, on the other hand, is one of the vital arteries of the West Village. 1 Bank Street sits at the corner of these two contrasting streets, and both Bank Street's elegance -- in the form of gracious, well-appointed apartments -- and Greenwich Avenue's heart-of-it-all practicality.

In the heart of Greenwich Village, 10 Jones Street is wonderfully nestled in a quiet tree–lined street between West 4th Street and Bleecker Street and 6th & 7th Avenues. Close to all West Village eateries, shops and clubs, this building is just a short walk from Soho, Tribeca, Little Italy and Chinatown. Washington Square Park and the subway are both within a two-minute walk.

This eight-story, red-brick building has about 60 rental apartments, an elevator, on-site laundry, and a roofdeck.

Located in the bohemian Greenwich Village, 159 Bleecker Street is one of the few post-war luxury apartment buildings in that Manhattan neighborhood. Standing at 8-stories tall, 159 Bleecker Street was constructed in 2005 and is situated right above circle on the square theatre, one of Greenwich Village’s premier independent theatres. 159 Bleecker Street features 16 condo-quality luxury apartments, all of which come with balconies that overlook downtown Manhattan.