45 East 9th Street, #99

SIMPLY STUNNING SUNSHINE

Apartment #99 gives the premier experience of a modern dream home situated atop one of Greenwich Village’s most desirable full service pre-war cooperative buildings.

A complete contemporary redesign by Messana O’Rorke goes above and beyond while maintaining tasteful integrity with fully custom lighting, cabinetry, shelving, surround sound, detailed finishes, steam shower bathroom, and chef’s kitchen.

Located on the 9th floor of the building, this top-floor apartment gives you direct access up one flight of stairs (or the elevator) to the lovely roof deck complete with multiple seating areas surrounded by diverse and tranquil plant life.

Enter through the front door of #99 onto gorgeous wide-plank hardwood floors in the closet-lined dining foyer, and be welcomed by natural light flooding in through the enormous south-facing casement arched windows that anchor the grand sunken living room.

Enjoy the pre-war architecture staples of oversized rooms, approximately 11’ high ceilings, and a large wood burning fire place. A beautiful architectural detail of this apartment is the custom fine art balustrade, sculpted by Dean Hamerly.

The chef’s windowed kitchen features marble countertops and backsplash, Yale blue custom cabinets, and state-of-the-art appliances including a Miele gas stovetop.

The west facing large windowed marble bathroom includes a double sink and fully enclosed rainfall steam shower.

Finally, the large bedroom offers built-in shelving, custom closets, and two large windows facing south and west with views of the Freedom Tower.

At 45 East 9th street you will enjoy all the elegance of a full service co-op. Rejoice in the comfort of a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, storage space (wait list), laundry, and of course the spacious landscaped rooftop.

The building permits 65% financing, pied-a-terre, and pets.

This is the perfect home to immerse yourself in the wonder of Greenwich Village’s restaurants, bars, shopping, parks, and culture.

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