Very close to the Hudson River, this 13-story, red-brick offers modern conveniences in an historic neighborhood in the far West Village. The robustly attractive, doorman building was built as a condominium in 1986 and has 80 apartments. Most apartments have balconies, most of which are solid and faced in red-brick and many offer river views. The setback building has two mini-towers in a strong, but modest composition. The area has numerous restaurants and is full of interesting townhouses and older industrial properties. Although it is several blocks from subways, there are interesting blocks.