166 Perry St

An eight-story boutique condominium completed in 2008 and designed by Asymptote Architecture, this 19-residence building presents a modernist, glass-forward façade and sculptural metal screening that frames floor-to-ceiling windows. Residences are large loft-like layouts—many duplexes and corner homes—featuring lofty ceiling heights (often 10–12 feet), wide-plank oak flooring, custom cabinetry, and open-plan kitchens centered on oversized Corian islands and high-end appliances. Bathrooms commonly include Vermont green slate flooring, radiant heat, custom Corian vanities and Dornbracht fixtures. Common areas emphasize privacy and full service: a staffed 24-hour doorman, attended lobby, fitness room, storage options, and a furnished roof terrace with panoramic Hudson River and Manhattan skyline views. Several units offer private outdoor touches such as juliet balconies or small terraces; some homes include in-unit laundry, built-ins, and bespoke lighting and window treatments. Located on cobbled Perry/Charles Lane in the Far West Village, the building sits steps from the Hudson River Park, High Line, and cultural destinations, surrounded by low-rise historic townhouses and boutique retail. Pet policies are typical of full-service Manhattan condos and staff services support a high-touch urban lifestyle.