Residence 4D at 622 Greenwich Street is a rare three-bedroom loft situated between Leroy and Morton Streets in the heart of the West Village. Spanning approximately 2100 square feet, this exceptional, well laid out home has been perfectly renovated, maintaining and respecting the character of the historic 1880s industrial building, while bringing it up-to-date, replacing plumbing and electricity, and choosing new finishes and fixtures that marry the historic period to today’s aesthetic.
An enormous windowed entry foyer (measuring nearly 22’ x 11’) features an entire wall of floor to ceiling custom millwork cabinetry on one side and an exposed brick wall on the other, along with a deep walk-in closet. This massive space currently functions as an extravagant mudroom and piano room, but could easily transform to a fabulous home office or library. The majestic great room spans an impressive 33’ x 23’ and features exposed original cast iron beams, elegant cove lighting, four large west facing windows and a magnificent wood-burning fireplace with black stone hearth. A sleek, modern chef's kitchen is partially concealed and opens on one side with a long counter and breakfast bar. It is deftly outfitted with top of the line appliances, including a stainless steel Wolf range and hood, integrated 36” Sub-Zero refrigerator, integrated Miele dishwasher, and Sub-Zero wine fridge. Plentiful custom cabinetry conceals ample storage including a kitchen pantry. The commodious dining area has room for a massive dining table and gets natural light through its own southern windows. A sliding barn door opens to reveal the private bedroom wing.
A long hallway/gallery ends at the spectacular light-filled primary bedroom. This massive suite includes a gracious 15’ x 16’ sleeping area with three large east facing windows with electronic black-out blinds, in addition to two glorious built-out and windowed walk-in closets, one of which could be a home office. The ensuite bathroom includes double Duravit sinks, a large glass and iron enclosed shower with marble slab floor, Moroccan floor tile, Duravit wall-hung commode, white subway tile walls and black Kohler fixtures. The spacious second and third bedrooms share a bathroom across the hallway, which features double Duravit sinks, gold fixtures, decorative Moroccan tile wall above the tub, and two linen closets.
Other features of this one-of-a-kind home include nearly nine foot ceiling heights and refinished bleached oak industrial flooring throughout, upgraded Runtal hydronic radiators, plentiful closets and storage space, a full-size laundry room with LG washer dryer and sink hook up. In the basement of the building, a dedicated large storage cage transfers with the sale.
622 Greenwich Street, also known as The Stafford Mews, is a boutique industrial building with only 32 loft residences, originally constructed in the 1880s as a printing press and converted to a cooperative nearly a century later. Amenities include Butterfly virtual doorman system, live-in superintendent, furnished rooftop garden, storage and bicycle rooms, and a serene outdoor lobby/atrium/garden with unique bright red brick elevator banks. The Stafford's coveted location between Leroy and Morton Streets offers easy access to Hudson River Park and the best that the West Village has to offer.
Residence 4D at 622 Greenwich Street is a rare three-bedroom loft situated between Leroy and Morton Streets in the heart of the West Village. Spanning approximately 2100 square feet, this exceptional, well laid out home has been perfectly renovated, maintaining and respecting the character of the historic 1880s industrial building, while bringing it up-to-date, replacing plumbing and electricity, and choosing new finishes and fixtures that marry the historic period to today’s aesthetic.
An enormous windowed entry foyer (measuring nearly 22’ x 11’) features an entire wall of floor to ceiling custom millwork cabinetry on one side and an exposed brick wall on the other, along with a deep walk-in closet. This massive space currently functions as an extravagant mudroom and piano room, but could easily transform to a fabulous home office or library. The majestic great room spans an impressive 33’ x 23’ and features exposed original cast iron beams, elegant cove lighting, four large west facing windows and a magnificent wood-burning fireplace with black stone hearth. A sleek, modern chef's kitchen is partially concealed and opens on one side with a long counter and breakfast bar. It is deftly outfitted with top of the line appliances, including a stainless steel Wolf range and hood, integrated 36” Sub-Zero refrigerator, integrated Miele dishwasher, and Sub-Zero wine fridge. Plentiful custom cabinetry conceals ample storage including a kitchen pantry. The commodious dining area has room for a massive dining table and gets natural light through its own southern windows. A sliding barn door opens to reveal the private bedroom wing.
A long hallway/gallery ends at the spectacular light-filled primary bedroom. This massive suite includes a gracious 15’ x 16’ sleeping area with three large east facing windows with electronic black-out blinds, in addition to two glorious built-out and windowed walk-in closets, one of which could be a home office. The ensuite bathroom includes double Duravit sinks, a large glass and iron enclosed shower with marble slab floor, Moroccan floor tile, Duravit wall-hung commode, white subway tile walls and black Kohler fixtures. The spacious second and third bedrooms share a bathroom across the hallway, which features double Duravit sinks, gold fixtures, decorative Moroccan tile wall above the tub, and two linen closets.
Other features of this one-of-a-kind home include nearly nine foot ceiling heights and refinished bleached oak industrial flooring throughout, upgraded Runtal hydronic radiators, plentiful closets and storage space, a full-size laundry room with LG washer dryer and sink hook up. In the basement of the building, a dedicated large storage cage transfers with the sale.
622 Greenwich Street, also known as The Stafford Mews, is a boutique industrial building with only 32 loft residences, originally constructed in the 1880s as a printing press and converted to a cooperative nearly a century later. Amenities include Butterfly virtual doorman system, live-in superintendent, furnished rooftop garden, storage and bicycle rooms, and a serene outdoor lobby/atrium/garden with unique bright red brick elevator banks. The Stafford's coveted location between Leroy and Morton Streets offers easy access to Hudson River Park and the best that the West Village has to offer.
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