The Ultimate Refuge.

Find your Zen in this incredible loft with nearly 13'''' ceilings that has just undergone a $5,000,000+ renovation replacing all systems, infrastructure and finishes.  Every inch of this massive home has been transformed by great design and sophisticated finishes. Enter through one of two key-locked elevators (a rarity in loft living) directly into a full-floor loft with 13 foot ceilings and an interior square footage that was measured by the owner''s architects at 4,870 square feet. Brilliant light streams through 10 foot tall windows and fills the space, with views to quaint buildings of Greenwich Village''s Gold Coast and the sky above them.

The kitchen is as useful as it is beautiful. Built of top-grade walnut, the custom cabinets and paneling are tactile (touching allowed!). Other extraordinary features include Quartzite countertops, Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Miele appliances, double sinks and dishwashers, plus a large breakfast counter.

There are three comfortable bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms, each of which is a subtle harmony of glamour and elegance, clad in rich stone and fitted with fixtures of exceptional style and quality. The primary suite features a dressing room second to none, outfitted in rich solid walnut closets and drawers. The meditation room/home gym allows for complete privacy and relaxation. The laundry room contains large machines and a vented dryer.

Built in 1906, the nine-story Glass House Cooperative is a warehouse-loft conversion with half and full-floor homes. The well-maintained pre-war building has two keyed elevators for private access. Pets, pied-a-terre''''s, gifting & co-purchasing are all allowed with board approval. 2% flip tax payable by buyer.

Centrally located in prime Greenwich Village - just a few blocks from Washington Square Park, The Meatpacking District, Chelsea, and Union Square -- the Glass House is surrounded by some of Manhattan''s most treasured restaurants, coffee shops, jazz clubs and boutiques.

The Glass House Cooperative enjoys a low and stable maintenance of +/- $1.70/foot.  To keep the maintenance low, the board has levied a temporary assessment of $3,421 per month through 1/26 to fund the modernization of the second of the two elevators.