New York, NY 10014

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This prime West Village modernist home spanning over 4,500sf comprises up to five bedrooms and five and one half bathrooms. Designed by Asymptote Architects, the expansive apartment is located in a full service condominium with a 24-hour doorman completed in 2008, with impressive 12ft ceiling heights and floor-to-ceiling glass walls facing North, West, East and South that infuse the home with light all day long. A grandly scaled West-facing wall of glass opens to reveal the spectacular views and sunsets over the Hudson River.

The layout is a result of a combination of two apartments and offers great flexibility. Currently it is laid out with an enormous living/dining space with an adjoining open kitchen that includes Sub-Zero 700 series refrigerator drawers and under cabinet wine storage, Miele dishwasher, Corian counter tops and honed Vermont green slate flooring. The kitchen features a large adjoining scullery/pantry. There are five bedrooms currently with a gracious corner Master Suite. Each has an en suite bathroom customer designed in a sleek modern style with multiple custom Corian surfaced built ins and Dornbracht fixtures. It is possible to create a mammoth master suite with a private study and his and hers' bathrooms with beautiful Village and Empire State building views. The possibilities are endless, or you could move right in.

The boutique-sized building is just moments from the superb hudson River Park with only 19 residences features a newly renovated lobby, further customized by celebrated NYC designer, Laura Kirar. The neighborhood is considered the most desirable of all with its refined collection of boutiques and restaurants dotted throughout some of the most picturesque tree-lined cobbled streets. The building is moments away from the New Whitney Museum, the Meatpacking District and the Highline Park. It has a resident's gym, storage and a roof terrace with extraordinary views of the Hudson River and the Empire State Building/City skyline.