345 W 13th St Apt 2A

THE EPITOME OF LOFT LIVING IN THE WEST VILLAGE! This exceptional loft spans almost 2, 400 square feet, ensuring optimal comfort with a generous, versatile interior that's serene, light-filled, and richly appointed. The spacious apartment seamlessly marries the old with the new. A top-of-the-line renovation complements original characteristics such as airy 10-foot ceilings, original columns, exposed brick archways, and industrial steel I-beams throughout. The generous living and dining rooms are brightened by oversized windows and yield a space that's ideal for both entertaining guests or quiet evenings at home. An opaque glass wall with a trifold door gives way to a charming library/office with a pullout sofa that easily doubles as a guest room. The sunny chef's, eat-in kitchen is elegantly styled with custom lacquered wood cabinetry, black granite countertops, and premium stainless steel appliances. It is accessed through a unique greenhouse passageway that overlooks the lush courtyard of a historic neighboring church. The massive primary suite is a lovely retreat highlighted by an oversized custom-fitted walk-in closet and includes an en suite opulent spa bath with radiant heated floors. The 5-fixture primary bath offers a deep soaking tub, separate glass shower, dual-sink vanity with custom-fabricated countertops, and private water closet. The oversized secondary bedroom offers custom built-in shelving and another huge walk-in closet. This too-good-to-be-true loft is rounded out with another full bath, a laundry room, through-wall heating and cooling, and generous storage throughout. Built in 1920 by John Jacob Astor as a former manufacturing site, 345 West 13th Street is a stunning boutique 7-story condo conversion with 46 lofts and a grand restored faade. This full-service elevator building has a 24-hour doorman, live-in super, and a landscaped common roof terrace. Situated on the corner of Hudson Street in the heart of the West Village, it is mere steps from the High Line, trendy restaurants, boutiques, museums, Chelsea Market, public transportation, and other conveniences.