791 Greenwich Street #3

A perfect, mint-condition West Village residence in an intimate pre-war cooperative. Just one short flight up to find this bright and spacious loft-like space where you will be struck by its scale, charm, and style. The entire apartment was painstakingly renovated by the owner, acclaimed designer Shawn Henderson.

The layout is truly ideal for both comfortable living and entertaining. The living, dining room and kitchen are open creating a loft like feeling combined with the charm that is unmistakably West Village.

Reclaimed wood beams and pockets of exposed brick are adorned throughout the apartment and there is a restored decorative fireplace centering the living room. The original pine floors from 1875 have been perfectly restored and custom shudders added to all the windows.

There is an abundance of light through the oversized western facing windows with treetop views of beautiful Greenwich street.

The windowed kitchen features honed royal Danby marble counters, a Wolf duel range oven, Liebherr refrigerator, Miele dishwasher as well as a mixture of satin black aluminum, stainless steel, and grey oak custom cabinetry.

There is an efficient home office tucked away neatly behind a closet door and a powder room for guests outfitted with cork walls and the finest unlacquered brass fixtures.

The Master Bedroom has floor-to-ceiling custom closets and there is a massive walk-in dressing room all outfitted with custom cabinetry.

The windowed, master bath is outfitted with Waterworks tiling, heated terrazzo floors, unlacquered brass fixtures, a custom-built vanity, and an oversized walk-in rain shower.

There is central air and a washer dryer for your comfort and convenience.

791 Greenwich street is an intimate prewar cooperative along with 8 & 10 Bethune street in the heart of the quietest and quaintest part of the West Village. This pet and pied a terre friendly building is located near all the best shopping and dining that the West Village and Meatpacking District have to offer along with the New Whitney Museum, the Highline and Abingdon Square park all within blocks.