150 West 12th Street – The Greenwich Lane 150 W 12th St, 11W

Apartment 11W at 150 West 12th Street presents a refined confluence of cutting-edge amenities and enduring prewar character. In more than 2,000 square feet, this 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom residence features northern and southern exposures, with a dramatic view of the Empire State Building uptown and, downtown, a panoramic survey of the picture-perfect neighborhoods of Greenwich Village, the West Village, and Tribeca.

An outsized windowed foyer opens to the great room – a well-proportioned living room and a dining room under beamed ceilings, with a wall of large, south-facing windows.

A spacious windowed kitchen features custom cabinetry with a soapstone countertop and a mirrored backsplash, along with sink fittings by Waterworks and appliances by Sub-Zero and Wolf.

Bright primary and secondary bedrooms, smartly separated by en-suite bathrooms, offer opposing exposures.

Developed by the architectural powerhouse FXCollaborative and the famed interior and home-furnishings designer Thomas O’Brien of Aero Studio, The Greenwich Lane is a LEED Gold-certified condominium residence. Arrayed around a central courtyard, the Greenwich Lane’s five grand buildings and five townhouses – totaling 768,000 square feet – embody a future-forward design sensibility while paying tribute to the former Greenwich Village hospital’s inestimable historic and architectural significance.

The Greenwich Lane’s many amenities include 24-hour doorman service and a live-in property manager; a residents’ lounge, dining room, and catering kitchen; a 21-seat screening room, a playroom, and a golf simulator; a state-of-the-art fitness center with 25-meter swimming pool, spa treatment rooms, and yoga spaces; and a bicycle room, private storage accommodations, and a parking garage.

Situated squarely in the heart of lower Manhattan, residents of The Greenwich Lane enjoy easy access to the fresh markets, restaurants, and shopping opportunities of Union Square and, to the west, the green spaces of Hudson River and Little Island parks.