Steeped in pre-war elegance Enjoy this sunny and quiet one bedroom in the desirable West Village in the sought-after One Thirty 12 condominium within the Greenwich Lane complex. This stunning home features beamed ceilings, beautiful dark-hued chevron hardwoods, a chef's kitchen, a marble-clad bath, and serene southern-exposure views of the complex's interior gardens. The oversized living room is wonderfully designed with the perfect space for a dining table and tree-top views of the adjacent gardens.

The kitchen has state-of-the art integrated appliances, including dishwasher, a gas range with hood, and a speed oven with great counter, cabinet, and pantry space, and an adjacent in-closet washer & dryer as well. The bedroom offers fantastic light and closet space, and the marble bath has a backlit vanity, soaking tub, beautifully-tiled floors, and an adjacent linen storage closet. *Images are virtually staged

Built in 1941, the One Thirty West 12 condominium was converted in 2013 in a project led by award-winning Cook + Fox Architects, as a part of the Greenwich Lane collection, which consists of 5 residential buildings and 5 townhouses, all surrounding a lush central garden designed by M. Paul Friedberg & Partners.

Designed with sustainability in mind, the building has been awarded LEED-NC Gold Certification from the US Green Building Council and offers amenities including a gorgeous 24-hour attended lobby designed by internationally-recognized Jed Johnson Associates, Inc., a thoughtfully landscaped roof deck, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a live-in super, private storage, a package room, cold storage, a state-of-the-art water filtration system, and an emergency generator. Owners can also obtain a subscription to enjoy full access to the Greenwich Lane amenities, which include a fitness center managed by La Palestra, which has offerings including a yoga studio, treatment and steam rooms, a 25-meter 3-lane pool, and a hot tub. Find yourself emersed in a quaint alcove surrounded by conveniences and renowned dining, with the connectivity of subway access just around the corner.

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