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Moonstruck
West Village, Manhattan
A historic, cobblestoned private lane in Greenwich Village, originally built for carriage houses and now home to exclusive residences and former artist studios. Tucked behind Washington Square Park, it is known for its quiet charm and connections to artists including Jackson Pollock and Isamu Noguchi. Its beautifully preserved 19th-century stable buildings offer a glimpse into the old New York art scene and an atmospheric backdrop for period productions.
Features
- Cobblestones
- Gas lamps
- Ivy-covered 19th-century stable buildings
- Arched doorways
- Private lane
Space & Capacity
- Size
- 10,000 sq ft (alley)
- Capacity
- 200 outdoors.
Tungsten’s Take
Romanesque Revival style buildings with unique arched doorways, gas lamps, ivy, and cobblestones: put one replica Model T in the alley and you immediately transport your audience to the turn of the century.