A rare sense of volume defines this beautifully renovated Greenwich Village condominium, an oversized one-bedroom spanning 1,035 square feet with ceilings approaching 11 feet and a special series of tall arched windows.
A proper gallery entrance leads to the expansive living and dining room, where nearly floor-to-ceiling arched windows define the space and bring in soft northern light throughout the day. The room is generous enough to comfortably accommodate separate living and dining areas, while the ceiling height, broad proportions and architectural windows give it an airy, loft-like presence. Dark hardwood floors and crisp white walls provide a warm, understated backdrop for the space.
The open kitchen has been completely reimagined with extensive custom cabinetry, quartz countertops and a large peninsula with counter seating. High-end appliances include a Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, Wolf oven and cooktop, Cove dishwasher and vented range hood. Thoughtfully integrated into the main living space, the kitchen offers an impressive amount of storage and work surface while maintaining the clean lines of the impeccable renovation.
The bedroom is exceptionally well proportioned, with western exposure, exposed brick and ample room for a king-size bed and additional furniture. A large walk-in closet provides excellent storage, while the en-suite bathroom features a glass enclosed shower/bath and a double vanity. A separate powder room, central air conditioning, in-unit Bosch washer and dryer, electronically controlled window treatments and recessed LED lighting round out a home designed for comfortable, effortless living.
The Zachary is a boutique 1930s prewar condominium with a 24-hour doorman, landscaped roof deck with grill and outdoor seating, and a resident garden growing herbs and fruit. The building is currently renovating its lobby and hallways, refreshing the common spaces while preserving the character that makes the building feel distinctly of its era.
Just two blocks from Union Square, 125 East 12th Street sits at the crossroads of Greenwich Village, the East Village and Union Square, with exceptional access to transportation, the Union Square Greenmarket, neighborhood restaurants, shopping and the many cultural and culinary destinations that make this one of downtown Manhattans most compelling places to live.