- 2004
- Condominium
- 31 units
- 16 stories
- New construction
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A sleek, luminous presence of glass and white metal rising 16 stories along the Hudson River, 165 Charles Street is a condominium beyond compare. - 2008
- Condominium
- 69 units
- 17 stories
- New construction
- Luxury apartments
- Green benefits
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Superior Ink is a new 17-story luxury waterfront condominium tower with 69 residences located at 400 West 12th Street, and seven one of a kind townhouses lining Bethune Street in the West Village. The interiors of the tower residences are finished with a warm, natural feel. The tower's architecture embodies the very best of past and present eras, forging a mixture that is Superior Ink. At the center of the far northwestern quadrant of Greenwich Village, this handsome building is surrounded by many of the landmark district's most charming streets. It also is very close to the main strip along Eighth Avenue of Chelsea, which abounds in restaurants as well as the meat packing district to the west.
- 2007
- Condominium
- 24 units
- 8 stories
- New construction
- Luxury apartments
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166 Perry Street is an incredibly unique, contemporary building designed by Asymptote with the intention of emphasizing light and dematerialization in every aspect of the building's features. Units are spacious, with large windows and ceilings reaching 12 feet, and several different materials are used to create an impression of distinction between rooms. Gansevoort Condominiums, made of limestone, glass, and marble, provides residents with stunning and spacious units. Residents enjoy perks such as a fireplace, a soaking tub, and heated floors in the bathroom. This handsome, 12-story building was erected in 1904 and converted to a condominium in 2001 with 77 apartments.
The building has a doorman, a concierge, a roof deck, fireplaces, and 11-foot-high ceilings.
There is very good public transportation and a lot of traffic in this northern end of Greenwich Village that is very convenient to Chelsea and the Union Square districts. Built in 1931 the building was converted to condos in 1986 it is 16 floors high and contains 182 apartments. It is a pre-war building located in the west village of Manhattan. There is a 24-hour doorman and laundry facilities. Some residential features include high ceilings, hardwood floors, some units have private outdoor spaces and fireplaces.
Enjoy all the Village has to offer and then come home to this wonderfully light and airy oasis. The John Adams: pet friendly, full service, bike storage, garage, a fabulous laundry room, newly renovated lobby and hallways, and new roof gardens.
302 west 12th street is a full service building in coveted location, convenient to the meatpacking district, Hudson River Park, chic shopping and all transportation. There is also a common roof deck. The building has 129 units and 18 floors. The 17-story building, which has a nice sundeck, is also very close to Chelsea with its many restaurants and new art galleries to the north and is just to the east of the interesting meat-packing district.
The Lawrence House is a 16 story building with 106 units. The units are spacious and have great views. Enjoy life perched above the quaint Gold Coast streets of Greenwich Village. The light streams in every room--even the baths and kitchen are windowed with city views. - 2008
- Condominium
- 36 units
- 12 stories
- New construction
- Luxury apartments
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15 Union Square West, restored to its status as a New York landmark is destined to take its place as a monument to the future of authentic New York style. Overlooking Union Square, this stunning architecture and interior design of the 36 private residences bring together tradition and modernity, beauty and comfort, refined elegance and practical luxury.
WEST VILLAGE
Essentially, the West Village is the original Greenwich Village. The need for the modifier (“West”) is a relatively new thing resulting from the emergence of the Eastern counterpart, the East Village. There is a certain degree of ambiguity as to whether the West Village includes the area around 5th avenue and University Place (aka the Central Village).
West Village’s estimated population is 72,000. In lower Manhattan, the Village is bounded by 14th Street in the North to Houston Street and Fourth Avenue in the East to Seventh Avenue. Washington Square Park is the center of the Village with its large arch, marking the first presidential inauguration that took place in New York City.
The West Village currently is among the quietest and least dense neighborhoods in New York City. It is favored by professionals, models, actors, writers, directors and other members of the film community and the media.
The Village is more upscale than the East Village and is the original corner of cool, the closest any American neighborhood comes to a corner of Paris. This part of town has been home to artists and writers, nonconformists, entertainers, intellectuals, and bohemians since the turn of the 20th century. Downtown charm is personified in lots of low-rise townhouses, thumbnail size gardens, secret courtyards, and a wacky serpentine layout of streets.
Washington Square Park and the rows of townhouses around it with charming alleys behind them are the heart of the Village. This 9 ½ -acre park at the foot of Fifth Avenue is an oasis and circus combined, where skate boarders, jugglers, stand-up comics, sitters, strollers, sweethearts, chess players, fortune tellers, and daydreamers converge and commune.
Legendary streets such as McDougal, Astor Place, and Bleecker are lined with super-hip boutiques, delis displaying esoteric beers from around the globe, and cafes and restaurants of all stripes. It makes sense that New York University is in the Village, an area that has been home to some of the world’s most famous writers and artists.
At night West Village comes alive with sounds from late-night coffeehouses, experimental theaters, and music clubs. It’s certainly one of the best NYC neighborhoods to live in. |