Located at the center of Greenwich Village, get the best of village life in a lofty 819sf 1BR/1BA duplex in a full service condo rental at 2 Cornelia Street. This property, #201/301, has nearly 12’ ceilings and each floor features a wall of oversized 7’ windows with northwest exposures. Say no more to the dime-a-dozen, cookie-cutter properties — this unique layout offers flexibility, charm, and remarkable character. Upon entry, one immediately feels the extraordinary volume of the space and natural light of the living room with unique exposures looking over charming Cornelia Street with tree top views. The renovated windowed kitchen offers plenty of storage and counter-space, gas cooktop and stove, as well as a dishwasher. Just up the full staircase is a matching scale private, king-sized bedroom with an en-suite renovated bathroom. This bedroom has matching views and equal light to the living room below. Quiet and tranquil, the bedroom has a unique shape that allows for ample furniture and a potential sitting area and also features a large double wide custom outfitted closet. Hardwood floors throughout, generous closet space, as well as thru-wall air conditioners. This full-service boutique condo building has a 24 hour doorman, live-in resident manager, a newly renovated central laundry on lobby level, and a fantastic roof deck with panoramic views. Two Cornelia Street is located on the west side of 6th Avenue on between Bleecker and West 4th. Also known as The Triangle Building, it once housed the studio of Ashcan School painter John Sloane whose painting of the building hangs in the National Gallery. The building is distinct in it’s own right and stands out from the surrounding neighborhood makeup of low-rise buildings. Built in 1907, the building features heavy floor plates, 12’ beamed ceilings, and unique layouts. Converted to luxury condominium in 1981, Two Cornelia is now a historic landmark on a charming 1 block long street between West 4th and Bleecker. Conveniently located near some of the best restaurants, specialty food shops, jazz clubs, bars, and boutiques in the neighborhood and just one block from many subway lines (A/C/E/B/D/F/M1/PATH) as well as Washington Square Park and NYU.