340 West 11th Street, Apartment 3WF, ay isang kaakit-akit at natatanging alcove studio co-op na matatagpuan sa puso ng West Village sa Manhattan. Nasa tuktok na palapag ng isang makasaysayang gusali ng pulang ladrilyo mula sa ika-19 siglo, pinagsasama ng tirahan na ito ang maingat na naibalik na alindog ng pre-war sa mga modernong update. Ang na-renovate na kusina ay nilagyan ng magagandang modernong cabinetry na gawa sa beech wood, makinis at matibay na soapstone countertops, at mga premium na appliances kabilang ang DeLonghi gas stove, Miele dishwasher, at Liebherr refrigerator. Ang apartment ay nagtatampok ng orihinal na malalapad na pine floors at isang marmol na fireplace sa sala, na pinahusay ng mga built-in na bookshelf. Ang bahagi ng kwarto ay may malaking closet at pocket doors. Isang bintanang banyo ang nag-aalok ng rain shower na may puting subway tile at Kohler fixtures. Ang pet-friendly na gusali ay sumasaklaw sa limang estruktura na nakapaligid sa isang landscaped na panloob na courtyard, na dati'y stabul ng kabayo, ngayon ay isang tahimik na "sikretong hardin" na may lilim mula sa isang 50-talampakang elm tree.

340 West 11th Street, Apartment 3WF, is a charming and unique alcove studio co-op located in the heart of the West Village of Manhattan. Situated on the top floor of a historic 19th-century red brick building, this residence combines meticulously restored pre-war charm with modern updates. The renovated kitchen is equipped with beautiful modern beech wood cabinetry, smooth, robust, soapstone countertops and premium appliances including DeLonghi gas stove, Miele dishwasher & Liebherr refrigerator. The apartment features original wide plank pine floors and a marble fireplace in the living room, complemented by built-in bookcases. The bedroom area includes a large closet and pocket doors. A windowed bathroom offers a rain shower with white subway tile and Kohler fixtures. The pet-friendly building encompasses five structures surrounding a landscaped interior courtyard, once a horse stable, now a serene "secret garden" shaded by a 50-foot elm tree.