430 Hudson St New York, NY 10014-3932
This exquisite five-story, 5,900 square foot townhouse at 430 Hudson Street in New York City's West Village offers a unique blend of luxury living and commercial income. The property features a beautifully renovated 4,140 square foot residential space with 1,400 square feet of outdoor space spread across four levels of private terraces and patios, offering panoramic views including the Empire State Building, Freedom Tower, and Hudson Yards. The residential area boasts high ceilings, a gas fireplace, Wolf appliances, and radiant heated floors in every bathroom. The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home includes a primary suite with a marble bathroom and a private terrace, plus a home office/lounge with its own patio and wet bar. A commercial-grade elevator services all floors. The ground floor, basement, and cellar comprise approximately 1,760 square feet of commercial space, currently occupied by a high-end bistro, generating income. High-end finishes throughout include Colby triple-paned windows, central air and heat, recessed custom lighting, a central vacuum, built-in speakers, and a humidification system. This exceptional property presents an unparalleled opportunity to own a luxurious residence with significant income potential in one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods. The asking price is $16,950,000.
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