Truly exceptional private terraceSweeping skyline viewsPrivate balconyGenerously sized walk-in closetExceptional private outdoor spaceAiry living space
We are delighted to introduce Penthouse 6K at 184 Thompson Street - a rare Greenwich Village triplex perched above the neighborhood with sweeping skyline views and exceptional private outdoor space!
Bathed in natural light from its western exposure, this one-bedroom residence unfolds across three levels, offering a unique sense of volume, separation, and architectural interest rarely found at this scale.
The main level features an airy living space that opens directly onto a private balcony - a seamless extension for indoor-outdoor living. Upstairs, a truly exceptional private terrace crowns the home: expansive in scale and perfectly positioned to capture iconic views of the Manhattan skyline, including the Empire State Building and One World Trade Center. It is a setting designed for both quiet moments and effortless entertaining.
The bedroom level offers privacy and comfort, complemented by a generously sized walk-in closet - a rare and highly desirable feature that adds both convenience and thoughtful storage to the home.
Set in the heart of Greenwich Village, 184 Thompson Street places you moments from downtown's most coveted destinations - from acclaimed dining and boutique shopping to multiple subway lines - all while offering a sense of retreat above it all.
A distinctive downtown residence defined by light, scale, and outdoor living - Penthouse 6K is as rare as it is compelling. Please contact us to book your private showing!
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