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The Superior Ink complex was designed by Robert A.M. Stern to include the best of both worlds of New York real estate. A 17-story, 62-unit high-rise soars on the Hudson River waterfront. On Bethune Street, seven low-rise townhouses designed to resemble the best of Greenwich Village are also part of the complex. It has attracted such luminaries as Hilary Swank and Marc Jacobs, and garnered a spot on the CityRealty 100.
One of the townhouses, a 4-story, 6-bedroom, 6.5-bath home, has just come on the market for $12.9 million. At $2,879 per square foot, it is above the West Village average of $2,461 per square foot. Like all the townhouses in Superior Ink, it has an elevator between floors, its own outdoor space, and an underground corridor, rather like a secret passage, leading to the main condominium for use of its amenities. These include a fitness center with yoga room, lounge, screening room, and children’s playroom.
One of the townhouses, a 4-story, 6-bedroom, 6.5-bath home, has just come on the market for $12.9 million. At $2,879 per square foot, it is above the West Village average of $2,461 per square foot. Like all the townhouses in Superior Ink, it has an elevator between floors, its own outdoor space, and an underground corridor, rather like a secret passage, leading to the main condominium for use of its amenities. These include a fitness center with yoga room, lounge, screening room, and children’s playroom.
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The oversized Great Room has excellent flow and French doors leading to private outdoor space.
Great Room
With its outdoor kitchen and seating areas, the private patio was designed for entertaining.
Private patio
A windowed chef’s kitchen leads to the formal dining room.
Kitchen
Dining room
The master suite has sitting area and spacious walk-in closet.
Master bedroom
The luxurious marble master bath is perfect for relaxation.
Master bath
Secondary bedrooms have adjoining baths.
Bedroom
Floor plan
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