Brown Harris Stevens

Embrace true loft living in the desirable West Village in this gorgeous two-bedroom, two-bathroom home featuring a flexible open layout and stunning views just inches from sprawling Hudson River Park. Inside this exceptional 1,840-square-foot residence, soaring 9.5-foot-tall ceilings rise over original hickory wood floors and large loft windows framing views of the Hudson River, Bank Street treetops and private gardens. A gracious entry gallery with a large coat closet ushers you into the spectacular great room perfect for cozy weekends in front of the brick wood-burning fireplace or lively dinner parties for 20 of your closest friends under a classic crystal chandelier. Built-in bookcases accommodate your favorite novels, while deep-set windowsills invite you to curl up and watch cotton-candy sunsets over the river. In the open kitchen, you'll find abundant cabinetry, an island and stainless steel appliances, including a gas range, side-by-side refrigerator and dishwasher. Off the living room, a large walk-in closet doubles as a soundproof music studio, and an adjacent updated bathroom features a large tub/shower, roomy vanity, Porcelanosa tiles, and contemporary fixtures. Near the entry, two spacious and bright bedrooms boast roomy closets and easy access to a second renovated bathroom with a glass rain shower. An extra-large laundry room and additional storage complete the thoughtful layout. Enjoy year-round comfort thanks to ceiling fans and a new five-zone ductless HVAC system that's quiet and energy-efficient. As a true loft building, architectural details like the original wooden structural beams and columns can be revealed by removing their sheetrock. Currently configured as a two-bedroom, this generous floor plan can easily accommodate the addition of a third bedroom or owner's suite. 166 Bank Street was built in 1888 by John B. Snook, who designed several commercial buildings throughout the region, including the first Grand Central Depot. This handsome factory building once housed Enoch Morgan's Sons Co., manufacturers of Sapolio Soap, called the world's best-advertised product in its heyday. Converted to residential use in 1981, the boutique co-op offers today's residents a renovated lobby, elevator, superintendent, and a Butterfly MX video intercom/virtual doorman system. Pets and pieds-à-terre are permitted with approval. There is an ongoing capital assessment until 10/2025 of $1,950. Situated within the westernmost building on Bank Street, this fine home offers front-row access to Hudson River Park's 500 acres of waterfront outdoor space and recreation, including sports courts and fields, playgrounds, dog parks and more. A few blocks north, Gansevoort Beach, Little Island, Chelsea Piers, the Whitney Museum and The High Line entertain body and soul. The outstanding boutiques of Bleecker Street and some of the city's favorite dining and nightlife destinations — including The Butcher's Daughter, Dante, Magnolia Bakery and the legendary White Horse Tavern —are right outside your door. Access to transportation is effortless with 1, A/C/E, B/D/F/M and PATH trains, excellent bus service and CitiBikes all within reach.