Located on a charming tree-lined block in the heart of the West Village, 430 Hudson Street is a magnificently renovated, 22-foot-wide townhouse spanning seven levels and blending historic charm with modern sophistication. Comprehensively reimagined by architect Andrew Franz, followed by a further recent renovation by Jonathan Schloss Architects, the property presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Village history, meticulously updated for modern living. This rarely available property features a ground-floor commercial space, formally occupied by the Michelin-starred restaurant Piora, with two full cellar levels, along with a private, fully renovated owner's unit with 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms and two powder rooms, plus four fantastic outdoor spaces including the lush garden, two terraces, plus a rooftop deck with sweeping open views which include the Empire State Building and Freedom Tower. 430 Hudson Street is comprised of approximately 6,543 total square feet, with 4,895 above grade and 1,648 below grade, plus 1,766 square feet throughout the 4 private outdoor spaces.  No expense was spared in the home's meticulous renovation. 430 Hudson Street is serviced by an oversized Thyssen-Krupp hydraulic elevator with a 2,000 lb. capacity, Mitsubishi City Multi HVAC systems for both the residential and commercial spaces, a humidification system, soundproofing, a central vacuum, radiant heat floors throughout all bathrooms, entryway and primary bedroom closet.  Kolbe triple-pane windows, reclaimed antique oak flooring, and a Lutron lighting and shading system add comfort and refinement, while the Honeywell alarm, Siedle video intercom, and Sonos indoor/outdoor surround sound system provide modern security and lifestyle enhancements. All outdoor spaces are equipped with an irrigation system and electric awnings. Location Originally built in 1847, 430 Hudson Street sits among the West Village's historic architecture, and is surrounded by the area's most beloved landmarks and restaurants. From neighborhood institutions like John's of Bleecker Street, Joe's Pizza, and The Stonewall Inn, to acclaimed hotspots like Via Carota, 4 Charles Prime Rib, Don Angie, and Dante, the very best of downtown dining and culture is at your doorstep. Washington Square Park, Hudson River Park, the Meatpacking District, and SoHo are all nearby, and 430 Hudson Street offers convenient access to the 1, A, C, E, B, D, F, and M trains. This is a co-exclusive listing with Matthews.