Greenwich West

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Greenwich West

If you’re looking to find the perfect sanctuary in the city, Greenwich West may be the home for you.

In 1935, Jane Jacobs signed a lease for an apartment on Morton Street -- a move that would jump start her visionary career in urban planning and the preservation of Greenwich Village. Greenwich West boasts one of the most creative legacies in New York. Situated at the nexus of Greenwich Village, Soho, the West Village and Tribeca, living here means endless discovery of history and culture. Just two blocks to the west, Hudson River Park winds along the river, indulging you with a picturesque outdoor waterfront oasis larger than Central Park.

The full-service residences of Greenwich West range from studios to thoughtfully arranged one, two and three bedroom homes, many of which include terraces. In each residence, open layouts meet classic European detailing; quality and permanence support individual expression. The building's signature casement windows overlook Manhattan and the Hudson River. Every element of Greenwich West’s residential interiors has been carefully conceived for casual elegance. Walnut and Carrara marble clad kitchens. Gently curved hand-plastered interior walls echo the building;s stylized facade and impart a bespoke quality to each residence.

The Greenwich West amenity rooftop garden terrace is a rare luxury, privately reserved for all residents. Various lounge and seating areas are choreographed into peaceful landscaped vignettes, each offering breathtakingly unobstructed views of the city and water and encouraging a natural sense of community. The al fresco dining area and shaded alcoves anticipate convivial gatherings or tranquil Sunday afternoons devoted to reading or sunbathing. The Lounge embodies domestic scale and tactile craftsmanship, anchored by a double-sided travertine fireplace that can accommodate casual rendezvous or formal parties by reservation.