Waverly Place

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Waverly Place is a street in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village neighborhood, known for its historic townhouses and proximity to Washington Square Park.

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Waverly Place canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf street
thoroughfare
adjacentTo Washington Square Park
associatedWith Greenwich Village Historic District
borough Manhattan
country United States
hasArchitectureStyle 19th-century townhouses
Greek Revival townhouses
Italianate townhouses
hasCharacteristic historic
residential
tree-lined
hasLandUse mixed-use buildings
residential buildings
hasNotableFeature row of historic brownstones
hasSpellingVariant Waverley Place (historical/variant spelling)
knownFor historic townhouses
proximity to Washington Square Park
languageOfName English
locatedIn Greenwich Village
Manhattan
New York City
New York State
United States
namedAfter Sir Walter Scott novel "Waverley"
linked to: Waverley
neighborhood Greenwich Village
partOf street grid of Manhattan
transportationType pedestrian and vehicular street
urbanContext Lower Manhattan

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Washington Square Park borderedBy Waverly Place
Washington Square near Waverly Place