Manhattan Rental Apartments near City & Country School

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.

Greenwich Village has changed quite a bit since the stately six-story luxury mid-rise known today as The Villager was built back in 1902. The Villager, too, has been through many incarnations during that century-plus in Greenwich village: it was the famed restaurant Charles restaurant in the 1940s, was converted from offices to rental apartments in 1981, and given a luxurious top-to-bottom renovation in 1995.

Located on the border of two wonderful downtown locations, Stonehenge Gardens unites the Chelsea art and design scene with the charm and history of the West Village. This ideal location is surrounded by art galleries, world-renowned restaurants, quaint coffee shops, designer boutiques, and bookstores, and is close to Union Square and the Meatpacking District.

This charming pre-war features a community garden. Apartments offer luxurious hardwood floors and marble baths.

Thanks to its combination of striking looks, stunning downtown views and elegant apartments for rent, 1 Christopher Street is one of the finest pre-war rental apartment buildings in the Greenwich Village. Factor in a graceful community garden across the street and a host of pre-war design grace notes, and it's easy to see why the rental flats at 1 Christopher are among the most sought-after rental apartments in Manhattan.