259 West 4th Street, #10 View on Map

Located on one of the West Village’s most coveted intersections of Perry and West 4th Street’s, comes an exquisite and unique corner duplex home worthy of its surrounds.

A grand 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home, thoughtfully designed with excellent taste, the home graciously utilizes its approximately 2,300+ square foot space, while offering the opportunity to add additional suites to create a four, or even five bedroom home.

The existing property layout reflects a contemporary downtown lifestyle with multiple living and entertaining spaces, the grandest of which opens off the main entrance on the upper floor (4th floor of building), providing immediate effect. Enhanced by its large windows and tree top views over iconic Perry Street the gorgeous space flows seamlessly into a windowed office and continues through to a sitting room separated by a substantive corner bedroom, all benefitted by views and light.

Thoughtfully separated entirely from the major entertaining areas, the en-suite primary bedroom befits those looking for peaceful solitude, while leading onto another more intimate living room that showcases exquisite afternoon sunshine and a quintessential West Village street scape.

The lower duplex (3rd floor of building) offers a true downtown New York City luxury; an entire floor dedicated to entertaining. Combining an open windowed kitchen, adorned with Bertazzoni oven and all modern appliances, the social area adjoins a spacious formal dining area, to potentially deliver New York’s very best dinner parties.

For the detail orientated, ceiling heights surpass 9 feet throughout the home and building character reflect a New York City authenticity rarely found.

4 zone A/C adding to the comfort.

Located arguably in one of the most coveted locations on one of the most coveted blocks, the filmic quality of the streetscape is only half the beauty when accounting for practicality. Directly above the elegant Sant Ambroeus and proximate to numerous other Michelin quality restaurants and neighborhood haunts such as Cafe Cluny and the Waverly Inn, never leaving the neighborhood becomes a true option. Gourmet Garage, Chelsea Market and a weekly Farmers Market are short distances for groceries and the luxury shopping of the Bleecker Street corridor even closer.

Subway accessibility comes in the form of A, C, E, B, D, F, M, 1, 2 & 3 lines, making for an extremely convenient hub, while the Hudson River Park, Little Island and Whitney Museum are better than any building amenity.

We look forward to you viewing this truly special home in person.

You can read more about the creative and unique history of the property in the New York Times feature here:

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