Experience the feel of an extra-wide townhouse parlor floor-through home, with the conveniences availble in an intimate, quintessential West Village Prewar, including central air, PT DM, and live-in super.

This original 3-bedroom (currently configured as a 2-bed) has all the attributes you'd want on a WV home checklist: High ceilings; oversize, multi-functional living room; separate and also large kitchen and dining space; genuine wainscoting throughout; and a WBF in the original master bedroom (intentionally decomissioned but easily converted back to full functionality).  The current master bedroom was created from the two other original bedrooms, and the master bath also expanded in the current renovation.  Reverting the current 2 bedrooms back to 3 bedrooms is a simple operation, as none of the walls that were installed are load-bearing.  

Overall, the layout of this home is genial, with the bedrooms (whether keeping the 2 or returning to the 3 ) on the quiet, south side of the home (not on street side).  And it is the height of convenience to have the renovated laundry room outside the unit, while not being disturbed by washer-dryer noise and steam within your own home.

The details of the decor are cohesive and serene: the differing color contrasts, choices of appliances, and kitchen and bathroom fixtures (including a "Shaw's Original" farm sink and a clawfoot Victoria Albert slipper tub), all contribute to the inviting feel of the home.

Not to be overlooked is the stellar location of the building, in addition to the location of the unit within the building itself. A cul de sac, quiet cobblestone Jane street provides minimal traffic commotion and maximum privacy. Close to the meat packing district and the heart of the West Village, and across the street from the Hudson River Park, 130 Jane is a classic Far West Village residence for a lucky new homeowner.