150 Charles St APT 4FN, New York, NY 10014

Ashe + Leandro-designed three bedroom home at the esteemed 150 Charles Street. Beautifully designed and immaculately maintained, Residence 4FN at 150 Charles is the definition of superlative West Village living. Stretching almost 2,600 square feet, plus a private terrace accessed from both the principal bedroom and the living room, this home is built to accommodate the highest comforts. Designed by AD100 designer Ashe + Leandro, Residence 4FN offers exposures from the north and south, plus oversized casement windows, providing all-day light. Residence 4FN has three oversized bedrooms, an open, loft-life layout, and exceptional closet space in all bedrooms and common areas. The kitchen is appointed with a full suite of high-end appliances, including a custom wine refrigerator. Over 15 feet long, there is ample room for cooking and storage. Next to the kitchen is the living and dining room, with northern exposure overlooking Charles Street. The principal suite has one walk-in closet and a second, large closet, as well as a five-fixture marble bathroom with separate shower and tub. Double vanities, radiant heated floors, and custom wood cabinetry create a luxurious spa-like experience. Each of the two secondary bedrooms, which are located on their own corridor separated by a pocket door, has its own en-suite bathroom and large closet. All the closets are outfitted with Poliform drawers and shelving. Rounding out the home are the laundry room, complete with a washer/dryer and a sink; a front hall closet with a sitting space for putting on shoes; and a marble powder room. There is an assessment of $451 through the end of 2022. The service and amenities at 150 Charles sets it apart as one of the premier condos in the city. In addition to hotel-level concierge service, the building offers over 33,000 square feet of private landscaped green space, a professional spa with 75-foot lap pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, a private movie theater, and a covered driveway with parking. The building was built by Cook + Fox Architects, with interiors by Alan Wanzenberg and landscape architecture by Dirtworks.