@darlene_liebman: One block from the Hudson River sits the last waterfront development site in the West Village and one of Manhattan's most extraordinary residential buildings: 160 Leroy. Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architects Herzog & de Meuron, the team behind Beijing's Bird's Nest Stadium, and developed by Ian Schrager, the visionary behind Studio 54, this isn't just another luxury condo. It's a work of art. Its sculptural white concrete façade stretches an entire city block, with faceted floor-to-ceiling windows inspired by the flowing forms of Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer. The result is a building that seems to change with the light and reflect the Hudson River itself. Inside, no two residences are alike. Ceilings reach up to 13 feet, wide-plank oak floors run throughout, and each home features both a stunning marble show kitchen for entertaining and a separate chef's kitchen tucked discreetly away. Some residences even capture both sunrise over Manhattan and sunset over the Hudson from the same living room. Residents also enjoy a 70-foot swimming pool, spa, sauna, yoga studio, and a private cobblestone courtyard centered around a magnificent willow tree, an oasis that feels worlds away from the city. 160 Leroy isn't just a place to live. It's one of the most distinctive addresses in New York. If you'd like to see what life at 160 Leroy is like, reach out. I'd love to show you around. #NYCRealEstate #WestVillageRealEstate #LuxuryRealEstate #160Leroy #NYCArchitecture

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Friday 31 July 2026 19:01:04 GMT