Why not have it all in this pre-war, keyed elevator, West Village condominium. This 2,569sf 3 bedroom and 2 bathroom traditional loft is a rarity for this neighborhood. It offers the charm of a tree-lined cobblestone street and plenty of space, light and airiness to enjoy it in. With its concrete beamed 12' ceilings, expansive open corner living room with 2 exposures facing north and west, a wood burning fireplace, hard wood plank flooring, central air, and a 27' wall of window seats, this home is the perfect entertaining space. The extremely large open kitchen with a window over the sink, expansive counter space, and Subzero, Wolf, and Miele appliances, can easily fit and additional table or island in the center of the room.

The long hallway leading to the bedrooms has a hall bath with bathtub, and a large pantry/storage room that has a 50 bottle wine refrigerator, a plethora of storage and a washer/dryer. The 2nd and 3rd bedrooms with high west facing windows are charming. At the end of the hall, is an enormous corner south and west facing primary bedroom with room for a seating area, 2 large walk-in closets, bookshelves and an en-suite bathroom with a large soaking tub, separate shower and double sink.

140 Perry Street was built in 1909 as a stable and was one of the first all concrete structures in NYC and was converted in 2000 by Cary Tamarkin. With only 2 residences per floor and a keyed elevator this boutique condominium offers privacy and anonymity. Less than 2 blocks from The Hudson River Park with its bike path, tennis courts, kayaking, water park, everything else it has to offer. Also close by is the new Little Island Park, a unique raised park on the Hudson River, The Highline Park, The Whitney Museum, Chelsea Market, The Meat-Packing District and many restaurants, coffee shops and boutiques. The perfect home, in the perfect neighborhood, in the best city in the world!

Only the furniture is virtually staged.