Greenwich West | Hudson Square

At the Intersection of Soho, Tribeca and the West Village

Tucked in a quiet corner of West Soho, Greenwich West is a bold newcomer to downtown New York. Located just a short walk from the waterfront, this striking full-service tower is a modern reinterpretation of the classic New York loft building inspired by the neighborhood’s maritime industrial legacy. With expansive views of the New York skyline and Hudson River, stylish interiors reflect Manhattan’s golden age of residential glamour, while twenty-first century amenities and services root Greenwich West firmly in the present.

Greenwich West is 30 story tower with a collection of 170 condominium residences conceived by Paris-based design team Loci Anima which has reinterpreted the architectural tradition of West Soho with European sensibility. The building is adorned in an elongated grey brick and recedes gracefully with setback terraces and nuances like Art Deco inspired corners, forming a facade reminiscent of classic New York City residential towers.

The full-service residences of Greenwich West range from studios to thoughtfully arranged one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes, many of which include terraces.

LOCATION

INTERIORS

Every element of Greenwich West’s residential interiors has been carefully conceived for casual elegance. Daylight streams through expansive windows and across wide-plank European white oak floors. Walnut and Carrara marble clad the kitchens. Gently curved, hand-plastered interior walls echo the building’s stylized facade and impart a bespoke quality to each residence. Deep window sills are topped in honed Carrara marble. Engraved doors feature elegantly customized detailing and specially designed hardware. European-made Forbes & Lomax nickel-plated toggle light switches bring a high-quality, Euro-chic detail to each space.

Greenwich West’s residential interiors are designed by the masterful architect Sébastien Segers. In the kitchen, Miele appliances nestle into custom Molteni&C casework crafted from walnut, metal lacquer, and fluted mirrors. Uniquely formed kitchen islands with integrated bookshelves are completed by Carrara marble countertops skillfully fabricated with marine edging. The sumptuous master bathrooms are sanctuaries clad in Carrara marble with engineered-rosewood vanities and polished nickel fixtures. Elegant one-of-a-kind powder rooms with dynamically striated Zebrino marble evoke New York elegance.

NEIGHBORHOOD

In 1935, Jane Jacobs signed a lease for an apartment on Morton Street—a move that would jump-start her visionary career in urban planning and the preservation of Greenwich Village. Forty-two years later, Michael Brody placed a DJ booth in the middle of an abandoned King Street building, creating the famed Paradise Garage dance club and forever changing nightlife. In 2003, Robert De Niro purchased a struggling movie theater on Varick Street, out of which the Tribeca Film Festival was born. 

Greenwich West boasts one of the most creative legacies in New York. Situated at the nexus of Greenwich Village, Soho, the West Village, and Tribeca, living here means endless discovery of history and culture. Just two blocks west, Hudson River Park winds along the river, indulging you with a picturesque outdoor waterfront oasis larger than Central Park.

Building Information

• Price Range: Starts at $1,600,000

• Size: Studio- 3Bedroom

• Year Built: Estimated Spring 2020

• Total Apartments: 170 units

• Total Floors: 27

• Neighborhood: Hudson Square

• Developer(s): Cape Advisors, Strategic Capital, Forum Absolute Capital Partners

• Architect(s): Loci Anima Architectures

• Interior Designer(s): Sébastien Segers Architecte

Building Amenities

• Bike Room

• Children's Playroom

• Community Recreation Facilities

• Gym

• Laundry in Building

• Package Room

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Sources: Greenwich West official website