Combining classic pre-war beauty with contemporary composition, this expansive one-bedroom residence is a rare offering in one of the West Village’s most iconic buildings. Using only the finest finishes and fixtures, this home was meticulously designed and renovated by Huniford Design Studios. Enter through the chic, Art Deco-inspired gallery into the foyer, which is conveniently outfitted with ample storage, thanks to a custom walk-in closet from California Closets, as well as another coat closet.

Stepping down into the spacious living room, you are struck by the natural light streaming through the oversized southwest-facing windows. A wood-burning fireplace, beautifully beamed ceilings, and wood flooring under foot round out the decor of this wonderful entertaining space. Thoughtfully laid out, the windowed chef’s kitchen features top of the line appliances including a Viking range and a Shaw’s handcrafted fireclay sink, as well as sleek marble countertops and ample, cleverly placed storage. A custom-built dining banquet sits underneath an iconic Lindsay Adelman chandelier just off the kitchen. The spacious bedroom suite is chic and serene, brightened by windows with double exposures and sweeping city views.

A luxurious, windowed ensuite bathroom boasts a glassed-in shower/tub, oversized vanity sink, and stainless-steel fixtures. An enormous walk-in California Closet completes the offerings of this exquisite private space. Smart wiring for TV, Sonos and through-wall central air with NEST controls are among the high-end contemporary elements afforded. Built in 1931 by the renowned Bing & Bing developers and designed by famed architect Emery Roth, 299 West 12th Street is one of only two developments they collaborated on downtown.

It was converted to an elegant prewar condominium in 1986. The premier full-service building offers a 24-hour doorman, resident manager and bike storage. 299 West 12th is located directly across the street from Abingdon Square Park, which hosts a weekly farmer’s market, and minutes to the Hudson River Park, the High Line, Whitney Museum, Meatpacking District, shops and restaurants.

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