On cobblestoned Jane Street, this exceptionally spacious corner two-bedroom, two-bath home is located in one of the West Village's most coveted full-service cooperatives. Impressively scaled, the apartment features a nearly 28-foot living and dining room, two genuinely large bedrooms, a separate windowed kitchen, and abundant closet space. Excellent natural light comes through large windows facing north and east, with open neighborhood and city views that include the Empire State Building and One World Trade Center.
From the moment you enter, you experience the apartment's grand scale. A pair of entry closets gives way to a vast, loft-like open plan, moving naturally from the dining area into the bright living room beyond. The open plan complements the building's midcentury architecture and emphasizes the proportions of the space. Light hardwood floors and thoughtfully placed sconces add warmth to the clean, contemporary interior.
A wide central hall leads from the main living space, with a built-in dry bar, wine refrigerator, cabinetry, and open shelving directly across from the oversized windowed kitchen. Designed with serious cooking in mind, the kitchen pairs extensive ceiling-height white cabinetry and long stone countertops with Miele and BlueStar appliances, a wide stainless-steel range hood, and a beautiful green herringbone tile backsplash. The carefully planned layout provides abundant workspace and storage.
The generous scale continues in the bedrooms. The primary bedroom easily accommodates a king-size bed with ample room for a home-office area or separate seating area, and has a broad north-facing window, excellent closet space, and an en-suite bath with an east-facing window and glass-enclosed shower. The second bedroom is a substantial room in its own right, with a broad north-facing window and a large closet. The second full bath, with a tub, is conveniently located next to the bedroom.
Recently gut-renovated with nothing left untouched, the apartment is in immaculate move-in condition. The renovation is thoughtful down to the details, including paneled enclosures beneath the windows that conceal the through-wall air-conditioning units and separate radiators. The result is a clean, cohesive interior in which even the practical elements have been carefully considered.
The Cezanne offers 24-hour doormen, a live-in superintendent, an on-site parking garage, bike room, basement storage, laundry room, and a beautifully landscaped roof deck with panoramic city views. The building is pet-friendly and permits pieds-à-terre, co-purchasing, and gifting, with up to 80% financing allowed. Board approval is required.
Just around the corner, Abingdon Square Park hosts its year-round Saturday Greenmarket, with Cafe Cluny, Aux Merveilleux de Fred, the wonderfully eccentric British grocer Myers of Keswick, The Old Yew Plant Shop, and Cursive, a favorite for distinctive gifts and stationery. Hudson River Park and its waterfront paths are just to the west, while the Whitney Museum, High Line, Pastis, and the Hermès and Gucci boutiques of the Meatpacking District are an easy walk. The A, C, E, and L trains at 14th Street, along with convenient crosstown and north-south bus service, provide excellent transportation throughout the city.
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