275 W 10Th St

The Shephard is a 13-story, 1897 warehouse conversion in Manhattan's West Village, reimagined in 2016 as a 38-residence boutique condominium. Architecturally the building preserves industrial character—oversized and often arched windows, barrel-vaulted ceilings and gallery-like circulation—while integrating fully modern mechanicals and landmark-approved triple-glazed windows. Residences range from duplex townhome-style units with private planted gardens to expansive corner and penthouse homes featuring formal entrance foyers, den and separate dining areas, and generous built-in nooks for books or art. Interiors emphasize high-end finishes: herringbone white oak floors, custom Smallbone of Devizes kitchens with mahogany and painted cabinetry, Miele appliances, black absolute granite counters, and statuary marble islands; master baths feature hand-crafted mahogany vanities and finely detailed tile and stonework. Common spaces were expanded by incorporating a historic carriage house to add a new lobby and landscaped garden. Building amenities are unusually broad for its scale and include fitness and Pilates facilities, steam rooms, a gym, basketball court and rock-climbing wall, a golf simulator, screening and game rooms, a paneled library opening onto the courtyard, and communal laundry. The property offers 24-hour doorman service, upgraded HVAC and Crestron-ready systems in many units, limited private outdoor spaces, and storage provisions. Located on a quiet, tree-lined block near Hudson River Park, art institutions and dining, The Shephard blends townhouse intimacy with condominium conveniences.