Rising from the Seventh Avenue site once home to Veranda restaurant/nightclub, Greenwich Village's latest condominium, 175 West 10th Street, has reached its apex. Developers Continental Ventures, Itzhaki Acquisitions, and Greystone Property Development tapped award-winning firm BKSK Architects to design the 7-story low-rise.
The building rises from a unique triangular site between Charles and West 10th streets within the beloved Greenwich Village Historic District. While contextual in scale, the building boasts an energetic facade of deeply inset windows of varying widths topped by a glass-encased penthouse. Inside are just five floor-through 3-bedroom apartments, four of which are now for sale starting from $5,995,000.
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With oversized steel framed windows and gracious ceiling heights of up to 10 feet high, life inside 175 West 10th Street is purely palatial. Open kitchens are equipped with dishwashers, custom wooden cabinetry and Calacatta Gold polished marble countertops. The five-fixture master bathroom is clad with Calacatta Cream marble and Waterworks fittings. The apartments also feature hardwood floors and in-unit washer/dryers. Each unit offers a private outdoor space, ideal for entertainment or relaxation.
Typical Floor Plan, Floors 3-5
The amenity package at 175 West 10th Street include a live-in super, virtual doorman and Luxury Attaché concierge services. The building lobby is beautifully decorated with polished brass, sculptural lighting, blackened steel, and Gascogne Blue Hones and Litho Verde Pietra D’avola Limestone flooring.
Situated in the West Village, 175 West 10th Street offers a lifestyle that suits any individual. With activities that range from historic to modern, quaint to energetic, and classic to avant-garde, the neighborhood is home to some of the city’s best shops, restaurants, parks and galleries. The Cherry Lane Theatre, Magnolia Bakery, and Washington Square Park are just a few.
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