One Thirty West 12, #10D

Manhattan, NY 10011

Rarely available prewar 875 square foot 1 Bedroom 1 bath in the coveted Greenwich Lane. Wide open Southern city views provide a stunning backdrop to this special home overlooking Greenwich Village and the Downtown skyline. The apartment is pin drop quiet. The gracious 12' foyer opens up into an inviting South facing sun filled Living Room with Dining Area. The beautiful galley kitchen has crystalline countertops, white lacquer cabinets, polished nickel hardware and appliances by Bosch, Subzero and Viking. There are lovely herringbone oak floors throughout the apartment. The thermal casement windows are Art Deco inspired. The Bedroom has custom California Closets with full length door mirrors. The full bath features a luxurious white marble sink vanity with Nanz nickel hardware, basketweave floor and Waterworks tiles. No expense was spared in the quality of the finishes. Additional features of this home include a Washer/Dryer and private storage unit in the basement that transfers with the apartment. No expense was spared with the quality of the finishes. There are only 4 apartments per floor

130 West 12th is a full-service pre-war building with a fitness center, package room, refrigerated storage, and private storage. The building has received numerous design awards and is a LEED certified, green building. 130 W 12th St residents enjoy an abundance of amenities: a gorgeous 24-hour attended lobby, diligent staff with a live-in superintendent, 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 La Palestra managed fitness center with yoga, treatment, steam and locker rooms, a golf simulator, 3-lane 25-meter swimming pool and hot tub ($141 per month fee for use of Greenwich Lane amenities) .130 West 12th Street was originally built in 1941 and meticulously redeveloped into a Condominium in 2012 by Rudin Management. The thorough renovation of the building and the residential interiors was led by Cook + Fox Architects, an award-winning firm that focuses on sustainable design.