Welcome to apartment 318 at the Printing House Condominium.

Spanning 1,679 square feet, this spacious and bright loft-like duplex home has two bedrooms plus an office, two-and-half bathrooms, and many sought-after features, including 15+ foot ceiling heights, elegant white oak coursed wood floors, and generous storage.

The main level leads to a state-of-the-art chef's kitchen, Caesar-stone countertops, generous custom cabinetry, a Subzero refrigerator and Wolf and Bosch appliances. The elegant living room features double-height ceilings and custom built-in cabinetry and shelving.

On the same level, you'll find the spacious primary suite with two large closets by California Closets. The luxurious bath has a frameless shower, double vanity, limestone radiant heat floors, and Thassos marble accent walls. The Bosch laundry facilities are strategically located near the bathroom.

A stylish staircase leads to the mezzanine level of the home, which features the generously sized second bedroom with a large walk-in closet, office, and a second marble bath.

The apartment has massive closet space and storage, a new HVAC unit system with a control system that can be operated on-site or remotely, and automatic blinds.

421 Hudson Street, or The Printing House Condominium, is a full-service condominium in a desirable West Village location. The building is meticulously maintained and offers residents a suite of amenities, including a full-time doorman, concierge services, valet service, laundry facility, private storage with additional cost, and the opportunity to join Equinox's Printing House Flagship Club (by special membership) with rooftop pool, sundeck, kid's club, spa, yoga, Pilates, and cycling studios. It was ideally situated at home in the heart of West Village. This gracious, century eight-story limestone condominium is direct across from James J Walker Park, the most significant green space in the Village, with handball & bocce courts and a baseball field. Shop or eat in the nostalgic West Village, where the charm of Manhattan's cobblestone streets still exists.

SHOWINGS AND OPEN HOUSES ARE ONLY BY APPOINTMENT. THE BUILDING DOES NOT ALLOW PUBLIC OPEN HOUSES.