225 W 13th St, New York, NY 10011

Extraordinary in volume, scale, ceiling height and light, this solidly structured building with its loft-like proportions provides a unique offering to West Village home seekers, artists, art collectors or musicians. With its curb cut, THREE car garage, oversized elevator, opportunities abound.Currently, the basement is used as a well-equipped recording studio; the ground floor consists of a garage and live/work space overlooking a small patio. Second floor has a 25 foot high skylit living room, with wall to wall oversized windows facing south. The rest of the space has a wide corridor leading to a huge room with North and East exposure. Top floor has a gallery/library, a hall leading to another large room with North, East, West exposure, and a small loggia. Roof has mechanicals and an area for a deck. Built in 1909 for the New York Consolidated Card company, the building serves as a fine expression of brickwork, using true brick arches for its large windows. The cement and concrete ceilings solidify the structure. Formerly owned by a renowned artist, the building has over the years been a creative inspiration to film makers and musicians.