Nestled alongside the Hudson River in a full-service West Village condominium building, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom home communicates unparalleled modern luxury and elegance from the moment you step inside.

Enter via a long gallery, a suitable location for your curated art collection, and discover an unfettered Hudson River view unlike any other in the city. Twenty-one-foot tall walls of windows envelop the enormous great room, flooding the double-height space with natural light and creating a breathtaking sense of buoyancy. Nearby, the custom-designed open kitchen stands ready to create memorable meals, making this an ideal floor plan for entertaining. The sleek, white-on-white space is outfitted with Gaggenau appliances, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Dornbracht sink fittings, useful pullout pantry and massive Corian island providing convenient bar seating.

The master bedroom suite is generously proportioned and includes an en-suite bath with an extra-deep Zuma soaking tub, super-white Corian trough sink with dual faucets, a separate walk-in glass shower and gray Jet Mist Granite flooring. A second, nicely proportioned bedroom sits adjacent the additional full bathroom. Stunning wide-plank Wenge wood floors run throughout, while the in-unit washer/dryer, surround sound system, Savant home automation and Lutron power shades make life in the home practically effortless.

165 Charles Street is the manifestation of a collective architectural vision from developers Alexico Group (The Mark, The Laurel, 56 Leonard) and Pritzker Architecture Prize winner Richard Meier. This boutique building offers a long list of amenities, including full-time doorman and concierge services, fitness center with lap pool, screening room, and storage units. Experience everything that makes West Village living in New York City so exceptional. Dine at Perry Street or The Spotted Pig. Have a specialty cocktail at Employees Only or the perfect glass of vino at Upholstery Store. Take in a gallery opening, and shop the area's world-class boutiques. The Hudson River Esplanade is nearby, providing ample open space, playgrounds, and running/bike paths.