340 West 11th Street, Apartment 3WF, ay isang kaakit-akit at natatanging alcove studio co-op na matatagpuan sa puso ng West Village ng Manhattan. Nakatayo sa itaas na palapag ng isang makasaysayang gusali mula sa ika-19 na siglo na may pulang ladrilyo, ang tirahan na ito ay pinagsasama ang masusing restored pre-war na alindog sa mga modernong update. Ang na-renovate na kusina ay nilagyan ng magaganda at modernong beech wood cabinetry, makinis, matibay na soapstone countertops at mga premium na appliances kabilang ang DeLonghi gas stove, Miele dishwasher & Liebherr refrigerator. Ang apartment ay may orihinal na malawak na plank pine floors at isang marble fireplace sa sala, na pinanatili ng mga nakabuilt-in na librohan. Ang lugar ng tulugan ay may malaking closet at pocket doors. Ang banyo na may bintana ay nag-aalok ng rain shower na may puting subway tile at Kohler fixtures. Ang pet-friendly na gusali ay binubuo ng limang estruktura sa paligid ng isang naka-landscape na interior courtyard, na dating isang stabul ng kabayo, ngayon ay isang tahimik na "secret garden" na nasa ilalim ng lilim ng 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.