This 4-story condominium building in the Far West Village has 6 apartments and a rusticated limestone façade. Located on a quiet cobblestone street, it offers high ceilings and large windows, with nearby access to restaurants, shops, and waterfront views.
140 Perry Street is a pre war condominium in the Far West Village, built around 1910 as a stable and converted to residential use by Cary Tamarkin. Its four story, rusticated limestone façade fronts a tree lined cobblestone street, while the building’s original concrete construction remains legible in the loft interiors. The condominium has eight apartments, with an intimate scale and a bright glass entry lobby.
Loft residences at 140 Perry Street are defined by open layouts, large windows, concrete beams and columns, and ceiling heights generally ranging from 12 to 16 feet. Duplex configurations recur, often pairing a broad main level with a lower level used for living, media, gallery, study, or storage space. Skylights, oversized windows, wood burning fireplaces, substantial storage, central air conditioning, and in unit laundry appear across the larger homes, while pets are allowed.
The building’s two most architecturally distinctive residences are the duplex Maisonette, recently designed by Francis D’Haene of D’Apostrophe, and the full floor penthouse designed by Michael Haverland. The Maisonette extends across two levels with exceptionally high ceilings, a curved stair connecting the floors, and skylights linking the spaces. The penthouse is also a duplex, with multiple exposures, expansive terraces, and broad city, skyline, and partial river views.
140 Perry Street is a block from the Hudson River esplanade and Hudson River Park, with Little Island, the High Line, the Whitney Museum, and the Meatpacking District close by. Hudson Street supplies restaurants and neighborhood services, while Bleecker Street is lined with boutiques and antiques shops. Building amenities include an intercom, central air conditioning, an elevator, and in unit washer and dryers.
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