Live large in this sprawling, gut-renovated 2400 sq ft+, 3-bed/ 2.5 bath condo loft with keyed-elevator access in prime Hudson Square. Originally constructed in the early 1900s as a printing factory and a stable, this home provides classic loft living in a modernized boutique condo building at the crossroads of the West Village and West SoHo. Enjoy this move-in-ready home with its dark and dramatically highlighted industrial features such as exposed brick details and arched doorways - all recently redesigned by famed architecture firm, Harper Design. Enter the large foyer via private key elevator, and relax in this beautifully laid out home with its large reception/library/ media room, pre-wired for various audio-visual needs. Entertaining is a breeze with the open concept living plan that includes a chef's kitchen that flows easily into the cavernous dining and living rooms. The gourmet kitchen features a Subzero refrigerator, Wolf gas range, Bosch dishwasher, garbage disposal, a vented range, artisan tile work and a Liebherr 80 bottle wine fridge - ideal for the epicurean. A spacious master bedroom suite features a huge walk-in closet and a luxurious en-suite bath. Two additional sunny north facing bedrooms on the opposite side of the apartment allows privacy and room for all. This home also features central A/C, European-style radiant heating, 2 zone cooling system, wired media closet and the convenience of a laundry room. 104 Charlton is a boutique condo Nestled between Soho, Tribeca and the West Village, the West Soho/Hudson Square enclave offers a unique and convenient lifestyle. Moments from Hudson River Park, the neighborhood is surrounded by Manhattan's most sought-after restaurants/cafes, shopping boutiques and entertainment destinations. Close to the Children's Museum of the Arts, Hudson River, and top neighborhood restaurants. $350 a month assessment for new elevator work (ends March 2023).
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