$2,695,000

Southern light, warm oak and custom finishes give Residence 5A at 345 West 14th Street a distinct character. Located at the meeting point of Chelsea, the Meatpacking District and the West Village, this turnkey two-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers luxe materials, an open and lofty layout, and the comforts of a full-service building. A proper foyer with a large entry closet leads into the open living and dining spaces. Wide-plank Austrian white oak floors run throughout. Broad south-facing windows frame the neighborhood’s brick facades and peek into the Meatpacking promenade, while the paneled walls and ceiling bring texture and architectural detail to the dining area. Nearby, a custom-built seating nook framed by shelving offers a more intimate place to settle with a book or morning coffee. The open kitchen brings a richer palette to the room: oak cabinetry with brass detailing, honed Absolute Black granite and Dornbracht fixtures. The appliance package is similarly refined, with a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf range and Bosch dishwasher. Both bedrooms are bright and south-facing. The primary bedroom easily accommodates a king-size bed alongside two custom closets. Its en-suite bathroom combines Spanish travertine, a solid brass vanity, a deep soaking tub and a glass-enclosed wet room. The second bedroom has its own custom closet, with an adjacent full bathroom finished in Moroccan ceramic tile, complemented by a Duravit tub and Hansgrohe fixtures. The apartment offers all modern comforts: a dedicated laundry room with full-size machines, double-paned windows for climate and sound control, and a multi-zone heating and cooling system. Developed by DDG, 345 Meatpacking is a boutique condominium of only 37 residences. The building features a 24-hour doorman and concierge, a 2,000 square foot fitness center and a stunning landscaped roof terrace. Outside, Chelsea Market is at your doorstop, as is Soho House, and in the vicinity you'll find myriad restaurants and shops and transportation options, the Google offices, the High Line, and Hudson River Park.