"A blank page or canvas. So many possibilities." Stephen Sondheim's words describing George Seurat's delight in beginning a painting could easily be applied to what awaits you at historic 131 Perry Street (1905).
Imagine a loft style apartment with exposed brick walls, a wood burning fireplace, and a barrel-vaulted, tile arch ceiling constructed with the system devised by famed Spanish architect Rafael Guastavino (1842-1908) that was also used in Grand Central Station and other American landmarks. Imagine an intimate, boutique 14 unit building located on a quiet, cobble stone, tree lined street in the heart of the West Village, just a short walk from Hudson River Park, the shops on Bleecker Street, the new Whitney Museum, the Highline, and the Meatpacking District. Imagine your esthetic overlaid on this canvas. Do you want 1 bedroom or more? Do you want a grand entertainment space with a chef's kitchen or intimate spaces purposed to your specific tastes and needs? Do you want a washer/dryer in your apartment? This is an apartment where a single person can find sanctuary or where a family can grow. The possibilities are only limited by your imagination.