$1,900,000

Literally at the crossroads of the West Village, Chelsea and the fashionable Gansevoort Market District. A thriving, cosmopolitan and visually engaging street scene at your doorstep. This is a rare opportunity to purchase two adjacent corner units at the Village Pointe Condominium, a well-maintained elevator building with very LOW monthlies. Now available for the first time since the building converted to condos in the 1980s. With 11 windows and no structural walls, bring your architect and ideas for combining these units into an expansive and loft-like apartment with 2-3 bedroom, 2-3 bathrooms, 9.5ft high ceilings (highest in the building!) and 3 bright exposures.

#3C is a studio that is currently configured as a one-bedroom. The corner living space has four windows facing South and West allowing for pleasant afternoon light and views of Hudson Street's flatiron building. #3D is an oversized one-bedroom featuring an expansive 30ft wide living room wrapped with five windows facing North and West offering dynamic views over the broad, almost piazza-like intersection of 14th Street, Ninth Avenue and Hudson Street. Open sky and glorious reflective light all day off the landmarked 1840s pitched roof row houses across the street. An efficient, windowed pass through kitchen was recently renovated with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. The king sized bedroom is replete with closet space and has lovely western light. The large rooms, high ceilings, hardwood floors and a bit of exposed brick lend this apartment a very loft like feel. Both units have PTAC units for AC/heat in addition to central radiator heat.

The Village Pointe Condominium is a superbly maintained building thanks to an extremely hands-on, full-time superintendent who makes sure everything is running smoothly. The building is pet friendly, has a common laundry room and monthlies are extremely LOW. Investors and pied a terres are always welcome. Just blocks from world famous establishments: the new Whitney Museum, the Highline, Chelsea Market, the Gansevoort and Standard hotels, SoHo House, Google headquarters, the farmer's market at Abingdon Square and best of all, Corner Bistro, home of the best burgers in the history of New York City. Subway access is extremely convenient with the A/C/E/L trains at the other end of this block and the 1/2/3/F just two blocks away at Seventh Avenue. East, West, North, South: In any direction, the best of New York's Downtown life, right outside your door.