Located on one of the most idyllic, tree-lined blocks in Manhattan, this enchanting two-bedroom, one-bathroom WALK-UP residence at 29 Perry Street offers a true respite from the city's hustle and bustle. Situated in the heart of the West Village between West 4th Street and Waverly Place, this beautifully appointed home exudes the warmth and character that define quintessential downtown living. Step through an entry foyer into a sun-flooded, perfectly laid-out oasis. The expansive living room features a wall of oversized, leaded-glass casement windows that bathe the space in eastern and northern light while offering peaceful views of lush greenery, communal gardens, and landmarked townhouses. The kitchen is efficiently designed for both charm and utility, boasting ample counter space and copious cabinetry. Tucked away from the main living area to provide an excellent separation of space, the two windowed bedrooms enjoy glorious morning sunlight and tranquil garden views. The windowed bathroom features beautiful subway-tiled walls and classic pre-war fixtures, while beautiful hardwood floors and central air conditioning complete this comfortable home. Established as a cooperative in 1985, 29 Perry Street is an intimate, pet-friendly building with just two apartments per floor, ensuring a quiet, boutique lifestyle. Residents enjoy excellent basement amenities, including free laundry facilities, bike storage, and extra-large private storage cages. The co-op permits up to 80% financing and considers pied-à-terre ownership on a case-by-case basis. Living at 29 Perry means owning a piece of New York history. Originally built in 1871, the building was purchased in the 1920s by the neighboring Church of St. John the Evangelist to preserve the neighborhood's residential integrity. The church transformed the surrounding tenement buildings into "St. John's Colony"-a haven designed specifically for artists and creatives. The building's entrance, lobby, and intimate two-unit-per-floor layout established during the Roaring Twenties remain beautifully intact to this day, preserving a true legacy of distinction and charm.