This exceptional two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence at 45 Christopher Street, a distinguished Bing & Bing pre-war condominium, captivates with impeccable design and unmatched quality. Decorated by interior design firm Gregory Rockwell Interiors-whose work is celebrated in Architectural Digest-apartment 2E reflects a 20th century modern aesthetic of understated sophistication and admiration in equal measure. The welcoming foyer with custom color-blend wood floors and expansive closets introduces the climate-controlled interior, maintained by a trio of split-system AC units for optimal comfort. The sun-drenched living room enjoys southern exposure and includes dual primary suites. City-proof windows, equipped with sun-reducing film, safeguard your tranquility, art, and furnishings. Central to the living area, a redesigned mantle and hearth surround the operational wood-burning fireplace and are flanked by textured plaster walls by artisans at Kamp Studios. The spacious eat-in kitchen is complete with a custom upholstered banquette, top-tier appliances including a Sub-Zero fridge, Wolf gas range, Miele dishwasher, and Marvel wine storage. Bespoke cabinetry, strategically illuminated, along Thassos white marble countertops and backsplash further elevate this sophisticated space. Outside, the terrace has been transformed into a lush oasis by landscape architects Plant Specialists, featuring a custom pergola with a retractable shade system for privacy and comfort, a thoughtfully curated selection of plants, and an efficient irrigation system for a green, maintenance-free setting. The primary bedroom suite offers serene garden views and direct terrace access through elegant French doors. Both bedrooms feature designer lighting, custom walk-in closets, and en-suite bathrooms adorned with Thassos white marble. Additional luxuries include bespoke radiator covers and attractive Forbes & Lomax switches throughout. Every space within the apartment has been thoughtfully curated with singular design elements such as John Wigmore's Light Sculpture #61. Situated in one of the most coveted pre-war white glove buildings in the West Village, the property includes a common terrace that is beautifully maintained with mature greenery and breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline-perfect for enjoying sunsets or gathering with a large group. Additional amenities include a private storage unit and full-time, secure and discrete doorman service. This exquisite property is a well-appointed West Village retreat ideal for individuals, new families, or as a chic pied-a-terre. This is truly a turnkey opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a distinctive lifestyle in one of Manhattan's most covetable neighborhoods. There are two assessments of $216.62/month through December 21, 2025 and $287.40 through March 31, 2027.