110 CHARLTON Street #18H

Residence 18H at Greenwich West is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom home with both Southern and Eastern exposures. Carefully conceived and designed by Parisian architect Sebastien Segers, the 29-foot-long great room allows for comfortable living and entertaining. Light streams through oversized windows across wide-plank European white oak floors highlighting the beautiful custom finishes throughout. In windowed the kitchen, there is a full suite of Miele appliances along with walnut and metal lacquer fluted mirror casework cabinetry, all crafted by Molteni&C. Uniquely formed islands unify bookshelves and are topped with a honed Carrara marble which continues across the countertop and backsplash. A generously scaled primary bedroom has a spa-like primary bathroom clad in marble with engineered-rosewood wall hung vanities and polished nickel hardware. A second bathroom is well appointed with custom fixtures. Upgrades to this unit include fitted closets and motorized window treatments. A washer /dryer and abundant closet space complete this special apartment. Located at the confluence of three of New York's most exclusive and sought-after neighborhoods, a vital and eclectic lifestyle awaits. Greenwich West features world class amenities with an incredible Rooftop Terrace with breathtaking views of the Hudson River, and Downtown landmarks. Fitness center with skylights, operated by The Wright Fit with steam rooms. Other amenities include a Residents Lounge with fireplace, Entertainment Room with catering kitchen, Viewing Garden designed by Patrick Blanc and a Children's Playroom. The condominium's services include a 24/t attended lobby, package room including refrigerated storage, live-in resident manager, onsite handyman, bicycle storage with direct sidewalk access, and supplementary Laundry Room. Greenwich West is a collection of 170 condominium residences conceived by Paris-based design team Loci Anima which has reinterpreted the architectural tradition of West Soho 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.