Manhattan, New York
Living in West Village
Crooked streets, townhouses and the best corner restaurants in the city.
The West Village breaks the Manhattan grid: its streets bend and angle, and the scale is low — townhouses, walk-ups and small apartment buildings instead of towers.
It's one of the most sought-after addresses in the city for a reason. Neighborhood restaurants, cafés and shops fill almost every block, and the Hudson River Park waterfront is a short walk west.
See homes for sale and rent in West Village- What we love
- Townhouse-lined blocks that feel like a small village
- Restaurants and cafés on nearly every corner
- Hudson River Park for runs, bikes and sunsets
- A good fit for
- Renters and buyers who value charm over square footage
- People who eat out a lot
- Walkers
- Getting around
- The 1 train and the A/C/E and L at 14th Street cover most trips, and much of downtown is walkable.