350 W 14Th St

Village Pointe Condominium is a low-rise, pre‑war elevator condominium constructed in 1910 and organized across eight stories with 13 primarily one‑bedroom residences. The masonry façade and interior details reference the era with preserved oak hardwood floors and occasional exposed brick; ceiling heights vary but several units feature notably tall proportions and large sash windows. Apartment finishes range from renovated kitchens with stone or granite countertops and stainless steel appliances to bathrooms with slate or subway-tile treatments and soaking tubs. Many homes include built‑in storage, recessed lighting, pass‑through or eat‑in kitchens, and private outdoor spaces extending from small balconies to sizable planted terraces on penthouse levels. Building services and systems are practical: a staffed superintendent, central laundry room, elevator recently upgraded, video intercom entry, and a new boiler. Operationally the condominium maintains very low monthly charges and the property participates in NYC primary-residence tax abatement eligibility. The pet‑friendly policy permits dogs and cats; some units have in‑unit or through‑wall HVAC/AC systems and select homes include washers and dryers. Located at the intersection of the West Village, Chelsea and the Meatpacking District, the building sits within walking distance of the High Line, Chelsea Market, Whitney Museum, Hudson River Park and multiple subway lines (A/C/E/L/1/2/3), supporting an active downtown urban lifestyle.