3 Sheridan Square

Parker Town House

By Johanna Mårdh

New York

Outside the grand Parker Town House, a woman is walking under her umbrella, introducing this beautiful block to her friend next to her. Even though it’s raining, this block always seems exceptional with the gorgeous Sheridan Square Viewing Garden and the charming buildings.

3 Sheridan Square is a co-op with 160 units, a full time doorman, a laundry room, a bike room and a garage. It is also said that this building has one of the best rooftop decks in town.

Living here you find yourself in a centrally and coveted location, only one short block away from Seventh Avenue South where you can find a great variety of restaurants and shops.

…and Varsano’s homemade Chocolate is only a short walk away.

To schedule a private showing contact Alejandro Beitler at abb@mns.com.

3 Sheridan Square

1 Jane Street

By Johanna Mårdh

New York

Walking out of your apartment at 1 Jane Street, located at the intersection of Greenwich Avenue and Jane Street in the West Village you can easily find yourself in France by having dinner at Lyon restaurant or in England for high tea at Tea & Sympathy which are across the street.

This red brick elevator building constructed in 1927, is composed of 36 rental units on six floors, each having voice intercom, and hardwood floors. Studios begin at 450 sq ft and one bedroom apartments are 800 sq ft.

When you finish your hectic day, coming home is only a short walk from the A, C, and E subway to your sanctuary. 

To schedule a private showing contact Alejandro Beitler at abb@mns.com.

1 Jane Street

2 Horatio Street

A coveted Bing & Bing building
By Johanna Mårdh

New York

2 Horatio Street, a coveted Bing & Bing building of 17 floors, is centrally located at the intersection of Greenwich Avenue and Horatio Street and is only a short walk from the 1, 2 and 3 subway.

Despite the recent renovation of the lobby, hallways and the majority of the 242 co-op units, this building has kept its pre-war details from the time it was built in 1931, such as large windows, beamed ceilings and comely wood floors.

Imagine looking out from your north facing window, listening to the crackling of your wood burning fireplace as the snow falls on the charming Jackson Square Park right outside, and ordering hot chocolate from one of the local cafés.

A full time doorman, porter, bike room and laundry facility are some of the conveniences of this pet- and celebrity friendly building.

To schedule a private showing contact Alejandro Beitler at abb@mns.com.

2 Horatio Street

22 Perry Street

A Farytale Tower

By Johanna Mårdh

New York

The unique appearance of 22 Perry Street, a small architectural castle, has a curved end which provides glazed angular balconies illuminating each apartment with sunlight.

The architecture of this building with its conical top, constructed at the intersection of Perry Street and 7^th Avenue, was inspired by the great Victorian clock tower of the Jefferson Market Courthouse Library, which one can find just a few blocks away. 

The mixed use building has five floors with 21 condominiums and several spacious commercial units.

Living here one can walk to a variety of many different restaurants, such as Morandi which serves Italian cuisine, or the Empire Szechuan Village which offers delicious selections in both Japanese and Chinese cuisine. For those who love sandwiches there is a Subway Restaurant, the famous sandwich chain, housed in the first floor of this fairytale tower.  

To schedule a private showing contact Alejandro Beitler at abb@mns.com.

22 Perry Street

95-97 Horatio Street

Your best friend on four legs is very welcomed here.

By Johanna Mårdh

New York

Passing by this building you will notice its unique exposed brick facade, the building remains from the pre-war era and has kept its decorated architecture style.

On 10 floors this building houses 272 distinct layouts, from studios to four bedrooms, plus duplex and triplex apartments.

These residences are both convenient and spacious. Every apartment includes a modern kitchen and bathroom, oak parquet floors and high ceilings, some of them even include amenities such as skylights, terraces and fireplaces.

In this well-known building you will find the luxury of a 24-hour attended lobby, laundry room, gym and a 2-level rooftop sundeck with river views.

To schedule a private showing contact Alejandro Beitler at abb@mns.com.

95 Horatio Street 

Subway Doors in Penthouse

By MAYA POPE-CHAPPELL

Architect Adam Kushner calls his West Village co-op a "laboratory for experimentation." The two-story penthouse, which was renovated to combine two apartments, brings aspects of city's infrastructure into the home.

"This space is a physical entrance and a visual exit into and out of the city," said Mr. Kushner, a native New Yorker. 

Subway doors purchased from the MTA and white subway tiles on the floor mark the home's entryway. 

The walls include stone from Manhattan's bedrock. 

The heart of the apartment incorporates earth, water, air and fire into the design. There's a waterfall near the entryway surrounded by Mexican beach stones. Wood beams, used to signify earth, were taken from the roof during the renovation and repurposed for floors and walls on the first level. A Wolf cooktop and Miele oven showcase fire.

The white-accented upper level, which holds an office, master bedroom and glass-encased shower with a glass-bottom tub that looks down into the kitchen, is designed to represent air. "It's meant to be a white, clear space like a cloud," said Mr. Kushner of the upper level, which also has a closet with subway doors.

Mr. Kushner began renovations in 2001, and completed them in 2005, just as he and his wife, Louise Chuu, welcomed twins.

Sotheby's International Realty Exclusive 

Pricing Information:

Price:  $2.065 million

Neighborhood: West Village

Size: 1 Bedroom

Approx. Area: 1,400 square feet .

Service Level: private roof deck

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