The West Village runs between the Hudson River and Sixth Avenue and 14th Street and Houston Street, but its presence in the popular imagination looms far larger. The West Village's placid, tree-lined blocks have played starring roles in a number of television and movies -- “Sex and the City” being the most notable recent example. The West Village’s elegant pre-war buildings and low-key coffee shops, boutiques and restaurants are what a great many people -- Manhattan lifers and non-New Yorkers alike -- think of when they imagine luxury living in Manhattan. There’s a good reason for that: the West Village is a pretty unique place -- a community at once luxurious and unmistakably bohemian, and a wonderful place to live.
The West Village's entertainment options run from the quiet bistros, gastro-pubs and bars on its sedate side streets to the booming clubs and rooftop-bar scene of the Meatpacking District, and West Village condominiums fall along a similarly wide spectrum. The pre-war brownstones that define the West Village of popular imagination may offer the most classically West Village living experiences, but a host of new construction condominiums -- some of them decidedly modern in their aesthetics -- and pre-war condominium conversions have ensured that, in architecture as in other areas, the West Village is a lively mix of old and new.
The blockbuster luxury condominium Superior Ink, which sits at the West Village’s far west side, may be the neighborhood’s defining condominium -- an ultra-green, ultra-luxe new construction condominium whose futuristic look somehow manages to nod in the direction of West Village classicism. One Jackson Square, another LEED-certified condominium, offers an even more contemporary glassy look and similar sustainability. The Gansevoort, a boutique condominium on West 13th Street at the border of the Meatpacking District, offers similar luxury on a more intimate scale. The West Village's timeless grace makes it one of Manhattan's most desirable residential neighborhoods, while all those new West Village condominiums have guaranteed that this most distinctive of Manhattan neighborhoods will remain vital for years to come.
With apartments for sale as unique as its name, 14W14 in Manhattan’s West Village is a prime listing. 14 West 14th Street offers a range of penthouses and apartments, all with oak floors, modern appliances, and gourmet kitchens. Poised in Manhattan’s ever-lively art-scene, 14W14 runs the gamut for any art buff.
Located in the West Village, 150 Charles features a prime location and amazing views of the Hudson River. Residents of 150 Charles Street have access to more than 13,000 square feet of amenities space including a 75-ft lap pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, and a private covered driveway and parking.
165 Charles Street offers post-war luxury apartments in the West Village with a distinguished glass and white metal design. With spacious living rooms, hardwood floors, and oversized windows providing a view of the Hudson River, the Manhattan condominium’s outstanding interiors allow residents maximum comfort and luxury.
Located in the West Village of Manhattan, 166 Perry Street offers luxury apartments in an ultra-contemporary building, complete with glass façade. The structure houses 24 units over 8 floors and provides residents with amenities such as a 24-hour doorman and fitness center.
Manhattan’s West Village is home to 173 Perry Street, a luxury condominium with 32 apartments for sale. With glass balconies and pristine countertops, 173 Perry Street is complete in elegance. Furthermore, the Manhattan condo boasts its own fitness center, 50-foot pool, and private screening room.
West Village’s condominium building on 385 West 12th Street proves itself to be a triumph in New York living. With moderating copper panels that were designed to change to a pale blue-green over time, residents can expect an exceptional indoor home experience with luxury finishes in every room, concierge, and rooftop space with a lap pool.
One Jackson Square uniquely combines technology and convenience to make for a striking luxury condominium. With an all-glass exterior, One Jackson Square gives residents sun-drenched homes that feature top-of-the-line amenities such as a 24-hour concierge and spa treatment room.
Superior Ink’s name is not tattoo-related in any way—it refers to the post-war loft’s historic location, where a Superior Ink company factory once existed. Its LEED Silver Certification ensures that the condominiums are energy-efficient, while sophisticated finishes prove that sustainability can coexist with beauty.
A new condo conversion, The Abingdon, is the West Village’s latest pride and glory. A red brick exterior and modern interiors emphasize the pre-war condominium’s ultra-luxury status, while its prime location near the High Line and Abingdon Square Park offer the peace and quiet that a city cannot.
The West Village’s Gansevoort is a luxury condominium area that accommodates a New Yorker’s residential needs. Not far from the Meatpacking District, The Gansevoort also offers many amenities such as a terrace, washer dryer and key-in elevator. A soaking tub, heated bathroom floors and a fantastic fireplace are also at tenants disposal.
