350 W 14Th St

Village Pointe Condominium is an eight-story, pre-war elevator condominium completed in 1910 and configured primarily with one-bedroom residences and studio-to-one-bedroom conversions. The brick-faced building retains period character—exposed brick, tall sash windows, and hardwood floors—alongside incremental modern upgrades such as renovated kitchens and bathrooms, refurbished elevator equipment, and a new boiler. Individual units commonly feature pass-through or eat-in kitchens with contemporary appliances, built-in storage and shelving, recessed lighting, soaking tubs or updated showers, and private outdoor options ranging from small balconies to larger terraces on select upper floors. Common areas are straightforward and service-oriented: a staffed superintendent on-site, a central laundry room in the basement, video intercom entry and low monthly common charges. Pet-friendly and investor- and pied-à-terre–friendly policies are consistently noted. The building sits at the junction of the Meatpacking District, West Village and Chelsea, providing immediate access to the High Line, Chelsea Market, Pier 57, galleries, restaurants and multiple subway lines (A/C/E, L, 1/2/3). Parking is not part of the building amenities; residents rely on neighborhood garages and street options. Overall the property presents a blend of pre-war fabric and pragmatic modernization aimed at downtown urban living.