Manhattan, New York

Living in West Village

Crooked streets, townhouses and the best corner restaurants in the city.

Taken near Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan.
Photo by Erick Irani from Doha via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0

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.

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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.

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