Located in the heart of Greenwich Village, this bright Condo completely renovated studio at 299 West 12th Street is what you have been searching for. You can call it home right away. Upon entering the apartment you have a gracious entry foyer which is lined with a wall of closets for maximum storage. You are then welcomed into a spacious open studio layout, with northeast facing windows and views that reflect classic west village with the new modern buildings of the Meatpacking district and Hudson Yards. There is an additional large walk in closet in the living space that can accommodate plenty more. The separate windowed kitchen faces east and features stainless steel appliances, LG refrigerator, dishwasher and gas range with oven. Quartz marble counters and breakfast bar. White cabinets with bronze oil rubbed handles. In addition a beautiful large renovated bathroom and new soaking tub. In the apartment, the owner just re-finished the hardwood floors and has retained all of the original charm of the apartment, like, the beamed ceilings and arched doorways. This gorgeous Pre-war building was built in 1929 by the famed architect Emery Roth. Just some of the amazing details in this building include, terra cotta hallways and molding throughout the building interiors. 299 West 12th Street is a full service luxury condominium in the heart of the West Village. Amenities include, 24 hour doorman, live in super, laundry room, bike storage and common storage. Residents enjoy close proximity to all transportation, the Abingdon Square Farmers' Market, Mrs. Greens, Magnolias Bakery, Lilac Chocolates, the New Whitney Museum, Meatpacking District, the High-line park, Hudson River Park & all of the best shopping and restaurants that NYC has to offer. If you are looking for the NYC life style, this is the place for you! *Disclaimer: Photos virtually staged
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