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New to Market: Charming One bedroom awaits in the Historic & Highly Desirable West Village!
Generous in size, the North-Facing Living Room has an original decorative fireplace adding to the charm.
The East-facing bedroom with exposed brick is pin-drop quiet and can house a Queen-size bed.
The updated and windowed, Eat-In kitchen comes equipped with white Corian counter-tops, deep soaking sink, wooden cabinets, and a stainless steel refrigerator. There is ample space for a separate dining or office area.
The large, windowed bathroom comes equipped with a soaking tub, vanity & mirrored-medicine cabinets.
Hardwood floors, Exposed brick and a decoratuve fireplace complete the space.
Keep in mind the apartment is 3 flights up.
44 Perry Street is a Landmarked Prewar Building built in 1900. Located on a Prime, treelined West Village Street, the neighborhood is alive with tony shopping (like APC and Buck Mason,) charming cafes (like San Ambroes & Sogno Toscano up the block), fine dining (such as Via Carota and I Sodi), green spaces, galleries, gyms, farmers and supermarkets. Convenient access to Manhattan and Brooklyn on the A, B, C, D, E, F, and 1, 2, & 3 trains this apartment is not to be missed.
44 Perry is a well-maintained pre-war building with unattended lobby, a visiting resident manager and no laundry in the building, plenty of laundromats nearby.
The West Village is known for its bohemian chic flares and is one of the most sought after neighborhoods in the city. Due to its quiet tree-lined streets and the trendy and stylish vibes, it is the perfect hideaway for many artists and celebrities. The West Village is a neighborhood of free spirited luxury.
West Village, a subdivision of the famous Greenwich Village neighborhood, can be found on the westside of Manhattan bordered by Houston street to the South, 6th Avenue to the East, 14th street to the North and the Hudson River on the West.
You'll find 19th century townhomes as well as cul-de-sacs and more recently some condominiums, though even these newer developments are small compared to the standard ones across the rest of the city. Off the grid system, the winding streets of the West Village are exciting, if not complicated, to explore. You'll get lost, but that's okay, because the streets are charming and lovely.
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