Condo, 135 W 4TH Street #3W, West Village - Real Estate New York

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Once in a Lifetime Architectural Gem in the Heart of Greenwich Village

Residence 3W at 135 West 4th Street is an expansive 2,033-square-foot loft that perfectly balances historic charm with modern luxury. Originally built as a Methodist church in 1860, this converted boutique condominium has been thoughtfully reimagined to offer distinctive architectural elements, including soaring ceilings, oversized windows, and breathtaking original stained-glass details.

The elevator opens directly into a grand living space that overlooks a showstopping original stained glass centerpiece, infusing the home with rich character and natural light. A nearly six-foot-wide, 41-foot-long central gallery with a wall of stained glass windows seamlessly connects the living and dining areas, offering a perfect backdrop for an extensive art collection. There is also a windowed skylight, bringing in even more natural light to the apartment. The open chef's kitchen is centered by a marbled island, with Bosch and Viking appliances, marble countertops, and ample cabinet storage.

The north-facing primary bedroom is a tranquil retreat, featuring a bay window, a separate dressing room with walk-in closet, and an en-suite spa-like bathroom with a shower and deep-soaking tub. The primary bath also has original stained glass details. The generously sized second bedroom also boasts an en-suite bath and walk-in closet, ensuring privacy and comfort.

Set on a picturesque tree-lined block, The Novare is a highly coveted eight-unit boutique condominium, offering private elevator access, only two residences per floor, and 24/7 virtual doorman service. Located in the heart of Greenwich Village, this home is just on the corner of Washington Square Park, with an abundance of dining and transit options nearby.

A truly rare offering-historic elegance meets modern sophistication. Each home is not just a place to live, but a testament to timeless elegance and thoughtful design.

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