W 12 ST #6-E

Located in the West Villages's premier full service condominium designed by Robert A.M. Stern, The Superior Ink Building, this glamorous, mint, one-bedroom home set along the Hudson River Park benefits from Downtown's most desired neighborhood mix of tree lined cobbled streets with their unique mix of restaurants and retail.

A gracious entry leads to the East-facing, generously proportioned living room. Large windows deliver outstanding light, obliquely looking over the charming Superior Ink t…

Located in the West Villages's premier full service condominium designed by Robert A.M. Stern, The Superior Ink Building, this glamorous, mint, one-bedroom home set along the Hudson River Park benefits from Downtown's most desired neighborhood mix of tree lined cobbled streets with their unique mix of restaurants and retail.

A gracious entry leads to the East-facing, generously proportioned living room. Large windows deliver outstanding light, obliquely looking over the charming Superior Ink townhouses. Morrado Herringbone floors feature throughout, as well as ducted central air conditioning and heating. The well-appointed kitchen features the best chef's appliances, quartzite stone countertops and custom-crafted cerused cabinetry. The bedroom is bathed in Eastern light as well with its oversized windows: The bathroom is lavishly outfitted with dual sinks, an enormous shower, and sumptuous floor-to-ceiling silver travertine.

Incomparable amenities include a new resident's lounge, an impressive fitness center with Pilates/yoga room and natural daylight, a children's playroom, bike room and more. Also included is fully-staffed in-building valet parking and white glove service provided by 24-hour concierge and doorman plus a live-in Superintendent.

This LEED certified 17-story brick and stone tower with interiors designed by Yabu Pushelberg, has established itself as a landmark West Village icon. This is the perfect opportunity to own a turn-key residence or pied--terre in the West Village, just moments from the New Whitney Museum in the Meatpacking District and across the street from the Hudson River Park.