Private, full floor loft in Pritzker Prize-winning architect Richard Meiers North tower with sweeping park, river and skyline views. White Glove living with 20 in staff to service only 23 apartments between 173 and 176 Perry Street. There are no two homes alike in these buildings. Originally sold as raw space with the plumbing for the bathrooms and the kitchen in the center of each apartment allowing for a variety of different layouts. In the highly coveted prime West Village this two bedroom two-and-one-half bathroom apartment with private elevator access is located on charming, tree-lined Perry Street. This home is bathed in our city's most beautiful light from a floor to ceiling glass curtain wall. The sleek loft features a large entertaining room with over 35 feet of protected exposures of the park and river. A South/West facing balcony provides a serene spot to sip your morning coffee and watch life on the Hudson. Or just let the day unfold and relax as the sun drops over the river and await the magic of nightfall. The open chefs kitchen is proficiently designed with poured concrete counters, custom Varenna Poliform cabinetry and Sub Zero, Viking and Miele appliances. The master bedroom suite includes an en suite mosaic tiled bathroom with a BainUltra soaking tub and walk-in closet. The second bedroom also has a full en suite bathroom. This home comes with original Richard Meier finishes; honed concrete walls, ceilings and columns. The gorgeous hardwood floors throughout, a stunning powder room, a built in bar, an abundance of closet space, AV system, central air conditioning and a washer and dryer complete this perfect home.

This prestigious full service condominium contains 12 private full floor lofts, state-of-the-art fitness center, doorman and concierge, and food service provided by Jean-Georges Vongerichtens Perry Street Restaurant. 173 Perry Street is located on a cobblestone street in the heart of the West Village and is conveniently located across from The Hudson River Park and bike paths, steps to The Highline Park, Meatpacking District, future home of the Whitney Museum, Bleecker Street and some of the city's best shopping and restaurants.