FIRST SHOWING 11/05 FROM 5:00- 5:45PM. PLEASE EMAIL FOR APPOINTMENT. Once upon a time, the West Village was literally off the grid. And once you've seen 630 Hudson Street, you'll never want to leave. Between Horatio and Jane, this classic pre-war building has been fully renovated and has everything you need inside and out. Enter your front door with the Comelit system, the worldwide leader in video entry and home automation, which allows you to buzz in your dry cleaning or a friend from half a world away. Step in to your living room with decorative fireplace, and windows facing west for afternoon sun. Pre-war details like exposed brick are complemented by the brand new wide oak floors and recessed lighting. On your right is the huge White Carrarra marble bar of the open kitchen, perfect for entertaining. No expense was spared in appointing the kitchen with white shaker custom soft-close cabinets, built-in microwave, Blomberg range, Blomberg refrigerator, wine cooler, Bosch dishwasher, and Bosch stacked washer/dryer. The two full bathrooms include Carrara marble floors, glass shower doors, and satin nickel trim, along with mirrored vanities and extra storage. Each bedroom comfortably fits a queen and have a double-wide closet and a ceiling fan. Outside your door you will find the best the West Village has to offer, including Art Bar, Abingdon Square, the Spotted Pig, the White Horse, Hudson Bar and Books, Corner Bistro, Beatrice Inn, Tartine, and the Village Vanguard. A few blocks farther you'll find The Whitney Museum, the Hudson River Park, the Highline, the Standard, and all the shopping of the Meatpacking District. And that is the tip of the iceberg. If you really must leave the neighborhood, you are seconds from the A, C, E, 1, 2, 3, and L trains at 14th. Call today and call Hudson Street your home. Please note: Pets are NOT permitted. If you feel the need to ask, it's definitely a pet. Gross $5000.
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