Floating high above Greenwich Village in downtown’s premier condominium, Greenwich Lane, this inviting and meticulous 1 bedroom and 1 bath home offers unobstructed views south to the Freedom Tower. A separate 12’ foyer leads to a sundrenched south facing living room with an oversized picture window, herringbone hardwood floors and an adjacent dining area. The beautiful custom kitchen includes crystalline countertops, white lacquer cabinets, polished nickel hardware and appliances by Bosch, Subzero and Viking.

The south facing bedroom includes another large picture window and custom closets. The bath features a luxurious white marble sink vanity with Nanz nickel hardware, basketweave marble floor and Waterworks tiles. The bath is accessed through the hall and can double as a powder room for guests.

The layout is complete with a laundry closet off the kitchen and private storage unit in the basement.

130 West 12th street is a full-service pre-war condominium situated mid-block on a tree-lined townhouse village street between 6th and 7th avenues. Originally built in 1941 and meticulously redeveloped into the Greenwich Lane Condominium in 2012 by Rudin Management together with Cook + Fox Architects . The building has received numerous design awards and is a LEED certified, green building. Residents enjoy an abundance of amenities which include a handsome 24-hour attended lobby, diligent staff with a live-in resident manager, a landscaped rooftop terrace with spectacular city views, windowed gym, cold storage and emergency generator.

In addition, residents also enjoy the adjoining Greenwich Lane amenities that include the La Palestra managed 5000sf fitness center, a 3-lane 25-meter swimming pool and hot tub, steam and locker rooms, yoga and treatment rooms and golf simulator. The Greenwich Lane complex is a full-service, white-glove condominium comprised of six unique building addresses and five townhouses in one of the most sought after neighborhoods in the city.

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