LIVE IN THE SKY What a great privilege to be up above the city noise and clamor, but able to descend to it any time you want! This is a high floor one bedroom with a charming terrace featuring views of the Empire State Building and east over SoHo. There are ample closets, a dining area that could double as an office, a large living room and bedroom (you can see the Empire State from the bedroom's corner window). It is currently decorated to European taste with lovely ornate furniture and furnishings, but these apartments (although in a mid-century building) are flexible and lend themselves to both the traditional and the contemporary. We have included both current and virtually staged photos to give you an idea of what can be done. Come and make it your own! The building is a 1960s post-war full service co-op with a full time doorman, live-in super, a garage that can be accessed from the elevator (parking arrangements made separately), a ground floor garden with seating and lovely flora and fauna, a marvelous management company (Orsid), a high tech laundry room (although washer/dryer is now permitted in the units with board approval), and a bike room. It is on one of the city's prettiest townhouse blocks and the block association is very active in keeping it that way. You've got the 1 and C trains a block in either direction, multiple restaurants with new ones opening all the time, great retail, off-Broadway theatres, a convenient Trader Joe's on Spring Street, and are within a short distance of river walks and biking. This quiet slice of the West Village, known as Hudson Square, is gaining more attention daily with the advent of the new Google campus and Disney around the corner. Not only is the apartment a wonderful, inspiring space, but it's a great investment in the blossoming present and future of the neighborhood. Come see! All showings are by appointment and require 24 hours notice.
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