166 Bank St. #5D

This classic West Village loft has three bedrooms, two baths, and enjoys spectacular water, tree-top and sunset views from a west facing wall of oversized tilt & turn windows overlooking the river and Hudson River Park. This sprawling home offers hardwood floors, generous storage throughout, and a separation of private and public zones that is unusual for a loft. Prior to the current owners, it was the home and studio of the renowned sculptor and environmental artist, Nancy Holt, who as the widow of Robert Smithson also ran his foundation from the loft.

Approximately 2,200+/- SF, the loft’s expansive living space boasts a nearly 27-foot by 27-foot great room with a gas burning fireplace. With gorgeous river views, the room easily accommodates multiple seating areas, including a large dining area. Off of the great room is a library/media room that can be closed off with pocket doors for additional privacy. The open kitchen is fitted with plenty of cabinetry, a Viking range and refrigerator, and extensive counter space, including a marble-topped island.

An ideal floor plan separates the bedroom wing down a long gallery-hall. The bedrooms are all pin-drop-quiet, at the back of the building, overlooking the pretty ivy-covered courtyard gardens. The spacious primary suite has a large bed chamber that can easily accommodate a king size bed and a seating area, as well as an en-suite bath and an oversized dressing room. A laundry closet with a washer/dryer and storage is accessed through the dressing room. Down the hall are two additional bedrooms, also facing the courtyard, and an additional bathroom.

Originally constructed as the Sapolia Soap Factory, 166 Bank Street was converted to a 30-unit cooperative in 1981. The building has an updated lobby and a ButterflyMX video intercom system, which allows you to accept packages or grant lobby access from your smartphone. Located in the coveted West Village, 166 Bank Street is convenient to Hudson River Park and the extensive dining and shopping options of New York’s most charming neighborhood. Zoned for PS41 school district. There is a capital assessment of $680 through the end of 2022.