This apartment at 310 Greenwich Street in New York City offers a harmonious blend of modern amenities and practical design. The open-concept living area is characterized by gleaming hardwood floors that extend throughout, creating a sense of warmth and continuity. The kitchen, partially separated from the main living area by a breakfast bar, boasts light wood cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and granite countertops, offering both functionality and aesthetic appeal. Multiple bedrooms provide ample space for rest and privacy, each featuring the same high-quality hardwood flooring and neutral-toned walls. Large windows in the bedrooms and living areas let natural light flood the space and offer views of the surrounding cityscape. Both air conditioning units and radiators ensure climate control. The bathroom showcases a modern design with tiled walls and a glass-enclosed shower, emphasizing cleanliness and simplicity. A notable convenience is the in-unit laundry facility, equipped with a stacked washer and dryer, eliminating the need for shared laundry spaces. The apartment's layout, as seen in the 3D floor plan, reveals a thoughtful arrangement of spaces that maximizes both functionality and comfort. This urban dwelling strikes a balance between the vibrancy of city living and the tranquility of a personal sanctuary. *This advertisement is for informational purposes only. This advertisement is not intended to create an agency relationship between a real estate licensee and the landlord. This advertisement should not be republished.*Stellar Management strictly prohibits the use, reproduction, or distribution of its listings and associated marketing materials including but not limited to photographs, floor plans, video or virtual tours, written descriptions, or other proprietary content- without prior written authorization from the property owner or their authorized agent.
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