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HUDSON RIVER VIEWS* 9 WINDOWS * LARGE BALCONY Sun-drenched corner one bedroom one bathroom residence surrounded by 9 windows. Floor-to ceiling glass doors from the living room lead onto a large, curved balcony facing the river. Stunning sunsets, Hudson River Views charming and historic views of eclectic architecture on tree lined streets. Residence: Bamboo flooring throughout, open layout on the Southwest corner facing the river, open kitchen, Fisher& Paykel stainless-steel refrigerator, stainless dish washer and range. Bedroom wall of sliding mirrored doors for custom closets, river view, bathroom with B&W checkerboard tiled floor, B&W subway tiled walls, Dolomite Italian porcelain sink. Original mint condition. Balcony: Large corner balcony with 3 exposures Building: Memphis Downtown located at 140 Charles Street in the West Village is a full-service condominium with a 24-hour concierge, in-residence building superintendent, porters, package room, laundry room, direct access parking garage, and a 22nd floor sun deck with sweeping 360-degree views of New York. Proximity to transportation. The architecture is a postmodernism design inspired by The Memphis Group an Italian design group founded by Ettore Sottsass. Neighborhood: 140 Charles Street is a short distance to the Abingdon Square Farmers Market, Whitney Museum, The Highline, and West Chelsea Galleries. The West Village is a historic neighborhood with landmarked buildings, tree lined cobblestone streets, eclectic architecture, charming restaurants, shops, and theater. Memphis Downtown is one block from Hudson River Park: a 550-acre riverside park with landscaped gardens on the west side of Manhattan between Battery Place and West 59th Street. Hudson River Park and its magnificent piers offer a variety of sports and recreational activities, cycling, jogging, walking, golf, tennis, water sports and more. Little Island is a new public park where all New Yorkers and visitors can experience nature and art in a unique urban oasis on the Hudson River. Just opened Hudson River Park's Gansevoort Peninsula, Manhattan's first public beach, a 5.5-acre site transformed into an oasis with 1200 tons of sand, boardwalk, picnic tables, benches, landscaped gardens overlooking the river.