Masterful design and modern luxury in one of the most highly regarded doorman buildings in Greenwich Village. This mint condition, move-in ready pre-war loft has 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, over 13-foot ceilings and endless built-in cabinets, book cases and storage niches throughout. It boasts one-of-a-kind original cast iron Corinthian columns which go from exterior to interior and double arched oversized windows which add rich, architectural interest, and flood the unit with light. Every detail was carefully selected and crafted with quality. Highlights include wall-to-wall hardwood floors in matte chestnut ash, soaring 13' ceilings, gallery-like wall space, handsome fixtures, chef's kitchen, pantry, soapstone kitchen counters, Miele dishwasher, new stainless microwave and five burner gas range, additional tap with filtered water, and a brand new Blomberg refrigerator. The bathroom features polished chrome Hansgrohe hardware as well as a Toto toilet and a chic pedestal sink with gooseneck polished nickel fixture. The apartment offers recessed lighting throughout and shines with ambient LAM lighting in the double-height living room, while the double arched over-sized windows offer beautiful southern exposures of the city and endless sky as well as stunning views of Grace Church. The living and dining areas and kitchen pass-through are ideal for easy and ample entertaining. The bedroom loft has custom built ins including a desk with shelving, painted wood floors and a very large walk-in closet with plenty of storage space for someone with the most extensive wardrobe.The Cast Iron Building, built in 1868, was NYC's first ever commercial to residential conversion in 1973 which started New York's quintessential loft living. It is a sought after residence on a quiet street featuring a 24-hour concierge service, full-time super and staff, laundry room, bike room, private storage lockers and a beautifully planted roof deck. The building is located in a prime and central location of Greenwich Village, just blocks to Union Square, Soho, East Village, Washington Square Park and the West Village, close to the 6 train, L train, and the N/R/Q trains which provide seamless access to the rest of the city.