Inside Ian Schrager's West Village Home
Newly listed; famed entrepreneur, hotelier and real estate developer Ian Schrager has just listed his West Village full-floor residence located at 176 Perry Street for $9,950,000.
With a private elevator landing, this 3,700 square foot private floor offers a rare opportunity to own and live in this unique building. There are 10’ floor to ceiling windows and sweeping iconic views of the Hudson River and the city skyline.
The tailor-made layout accommodates gracious living and entertaining, while maximizing light and offering an abundance of wall space for art. The great room on the waterfront features 10' floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase 43 feet of expansive views. The Hudson River, Hudson Waterfront Park, and the skyline views flow gracefully into the social chefs kitchen and dining area. Library/media room/4th bedroom with guest bathroom completes the home's grand entertaining space.
The master bedroom features an en-suite bathroom with separate shower, deep soaking tub, and private water closet and beautifully appointed windowed dressing room. The additional two secondary bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms and abundant closet space. Staff room with private bathroom, and full-size laundry room completes this offering.
This was one of the first purchases in the iconic Richard Meyer-designed building which boasts residents like Calvin Klein, Hugh Jackman, Nicole Kidman, Jean George and more.
176 Perry Street is a full-service condominium containing ten private, full-floor lofts. Building amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center, full-time doorman, and concierge. Room service provided by Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Perry Street Restaurant, conveniently located inside the building.
Douglas Elliman’s Madeline Hult Elghanayan and Dennis Mangone are the listing agents.
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