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Carter Horsley's Building Review Carter Horsley
Oct 10, 2018
66 CITYREALTY RATING
  • #7 in West Village

Carter's Review

This attractive, 5-story building at 571 Hudson Street just north of 11th Street in the West Village was erected in 1911 and has 16 co-operative apartments. 

It is about half a block south of the very attractive Bleecker Playground on the east side of Hudson Street. 

It is convenient to numerous restaurants and not too far from the Whitney Museum of American Art and the south entrance to the High Line Elevated Park.

Bottom Line

This robust building is a bit taller than its low-rise neighbors and has an excellent location very close to one of the nicest small parks in the West Village, wood-burning fireplaces and unusual layouts.

Description

The brownstone façade of this handsome building has its nearly identical third and fourth floors sandwiched between the lower two floors, which have larger fenestration and the top floor which has small arched windows beneath an elaborate decorative cornice with five projecting piers. 

The lower three floors have rusticated pilasters and those on the third floor are narrower than those below. 

There are substantial bandcourses between the floors.

Amenities

The building has an elevator, some wood-burning fireplaces, some terraces and permits cats and dogs.

Apartments

Apartment 6B is a one-bedroom triplex unit with an entry on its lower level that opens onto a 14-foot-wide dining area with a 9-foot-long open kitchen and a 21-foot-long living room with an angled wall, two small flights of stairs and a wood-burning fireplace on its lower level, the upper level has as 22-foot-wide bedroom with a wood-burning fireplace, and top level has a 23-foot-wide terrace. 

Apartment 6D is a one-bedroom triplex with an long entry foyer that leads to a spiral staircase and a 27-foot-long living/dining room with an open kitchen and a wood-burning fireplace on the lower level.  The upper level has a 16-foot-long bedroom and a 27-foot-long angled terrace with stairs that lead up to the top level's 28-foot-long terrace. 

Apartment 2C is a two-bedroom duplex with a 28-foot-long living/dining room with a slanted rear wall and a fireplace and an 11-foot-wide kitchen on the lower level and a 6-foot-long home office and the bedrooms on the upper level. 

Apartment 2B is a one-bedroom duplex with a small entry foyer that leads to an 11-foot-wide dining area near the open 8-foot-wide kitchen and a 19-foot-wide living room with a fireplace on the upper level and a 20-foot-wide bedroom with a 22-foot-long patio at its angled end and a 15-foot-wide alcove on the lower level. 

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