This one-of-a-kind, double exposure duplex boasts over 1,450 square feet of living and entertaining space surrounded by 15 large windows. The defining element of this West Village loft-like home is its impressive custom steel and white oak floating staircase. An engineering feat, it was fabricated onsite.

Currently configured as a massive lofted one bedroom, three-bathroom, the apartment easily converts to a 2 bedroom, 2 bath and powder room, depending on your needs.

The windowed chefs kitchen boasts floor to ceiling Irpinia cabinets, extensive storage, an extra wide island with waterfall countertop, stainless steel appliances including Wolf range and hood, Bosch dishwasher, Liebherr fridge/freezer and a wine cooler. The dining room is ideal for large parties and is surrounded by windows and adjacent to the kitchen. The living room is set apart and provides for an intimate environment.

There are two full baths on the main floor, a large walk-in closet where an in-unit WD can be installed and significant wall space for art. A nook by the staircase is perfect for a desk. Throughout the home you will find recessed lighting, thoughtfully placed.

Walking up the floating staircase you get a wonderful sense of the distinctive architecture and the 20-foot ceiling height. The upper level is awash in light, open and airy.

Nestled in the Greenwich Village Historic District, it overlooks Abingdon Square Park and has views of the Empire State Building in the distance. This floor is currently used as an open bedroom with double windowed sitting / office area and a full bath.

Perfectly situated on Bank and Hudson, 99 Bank Street was designed by D&J Jardine for Peter M. Wilson and built in 1890. Known as the Ross Building, it was used by a range of commercial enterprises.

Prior to its conversion to a residential building, it was a warehouse, showroom and sales training center for the General Electric Company. Amenities include a part-time doorperson (4pm-12am), live-in super, recently renovated central laundry and bike storage. The building recently installed new elevators and is discussing updates to its common spaces.Current capital assessment of $1,339 per month which will wind-down once newly leased commercial spaces open.

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