110 Charlton Street #17E

Residence 17E is a spacious two bedroom, two bathroom condominium home with an exceptional corner great room offering North, West, and East exposures-perfectly located at the coveted 110 Charlton Street.

Every detail of Greenwich West's interior has been carefully conceived and designed by Parisian architect Sebastien Segers. Over-sized casement windows allow for abundant light to stream across wide-plank European white oak floors. In the West facing windowed kitchen, Miele appliances …

Residence 17E is a spacious two bedroom, two bathroom condominium home with an exceptional corner great room offering North, West, and East exposures-perfectly located at the coveted 110 Charlton Street.

Every detail of Greenwich West's interior has been carefully conceived and designed by Parisian architect Sebastien Segers. Over-sized casement windows allow for abundant light to stream across wide-plank European white oak floors. In the West facing windowed kitchen, Miele appliances nestle into custom walnut integration, with metal lacquer and fluted mirror casework upper cabinetry crafted by Molteni&C. Uniquely formed islands unify bookshelves and are topped with a honed Carrara marble which continues across the counter-top and back-splash. The five fixture master bathroom is a sanctuary clad in marble with an engineered-rosewood wall hung vanity and polished nickel hardware. With both Manhattan and Hudson River views framed by the building's signature windows you may never want to leave your casually elegant home, but it's what lies outside your full-service condominium at 110 Charlton Street that makes Greenwich West the most appealing newcomer to downtown New York City. Located at the confluence of three of New York's most exclusive and sought-after neighborhoods- the West Village, Soho and Tribeca- a vital and eclectic lifestyle awaits.

Greenwich West is 30 story tower with a collection of 170 condominium residences conceived by Paris-based design team Loci Anima which has reinterpreted the architectural tradition of Hudson Square with European sensibility. The building is adorned in an elongated grey brick and recedes gracefully with setback terraces and nuances like Art Deco inspired corners, forming a facade reminiscent of classic New York City residential towers.