Closing are now underway at Greenwich West, a new condominium property at 110 Charlton Street in Hudson Square. Designed by Francoise Raynaud of Loci Anima and Adamson Associates and developed by Strategic Capital, Cape Advisors, and Forum Absolute Capital Partners, the building features 170 loft-style residences.
At 30 stories, the building ranks among the tallest structures in Hudson Square, which is now one of the most coveted neighborhoods for commercial clients including Disney and Google.
Greenwich West. Photo by Michael Young
Greenwich West. Photo by Michael Young
Interiors spaces are designed by French architect Sebastian Segers, who is best known for his work on designer retail spaces. The large windows at each level promote the flow of natural light into the residential spaces, which evoke a mix of industrial chic inspired by the surrounding neighborhood with hints of modern aesthetics. Apartment layouts range from studios to three-bedroom units with a collection of duplex penthouses.
Pricing begins at $1.1 million and goes up to $7.95 million, with Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group leading sales and marketing of the property.
“Located at the nexus of some of New York’s most prized neighborhoods and within close proximity to the waterfront and an amazing selection of shopping, dining, and entertainment options, we’re excited to welcome residents home to Greenwich West and enjoy everything the building and surrounding area has to offer,” said Strategic Capital chief development officer Philip Gesue. “A building like no other in New York with its Parisian and New York design influences, Greenwich West continues to attract buyers from all over the world with its attainable pricing and value, prime downtown location, and contextual design.”
Model apartment bedroom at Greenwich West – Photo by Alan Tansey
Model apartment dining room at Greenwich West – Photo by Alan Tansey
Model apartment kitchen at Greenwich West – Photo by Alan Tansey
Model apartment living room at Greenwich West – Photo by Alan Tansey
Occupants also have access to a portfolio of amenity spaces including a landscaped roof terrace and lounge, a secondary indoor lounge with a fireplace, a fitness center with steam rooms and a yoga studio, package storage, and a children’s playroom. For residents on the go, the building also offers bike storage and an on-site automated parking garage.
Renderings of resident lounge at Greenwich West – Rendering by Familiar Control
Rendering of Roof Deck at Greenwich West – Rendering by Familiar Control
Rendering of Fitness Center Greenwich West – Rendering by Familiar Control
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Yey yes i like it
Since I didn’t exactly comment on the previous article about Greenwich West I’ll do it now. Well, I have to say I’m quite disappointed. The interiors are allright but the external design is extremely bland and dull. The rendering depicts something a landslide better. This is definitely not a great building.