West SoHo
With wide streets and unimposing buildings, this on-trend hub for creative professionals has water-front walking paths on the Hudson and reimagined industrial buildings that host everything from sophisticated coffee bars to avant-garde boutiques.
261 Hudson
Designed by the acclaimed Robert A.M. Stern Architects in partnership with Related, 261 Hudson reflects the prewar design of old New York, while still offering an original, contemporary aesthetic. The building embraces the best of urban living, from an industrial red-brick clad exterior to a residents-only lushly landscaped courtyard and rooftop designed by award-winning HMWhite. Each of the 160 residences have been designed to deliver functional luxury. The studio to two-bedroom homes marry the best of both worlds — presenting residents with a downtown lifestyle that is as beautiful as it is sensible.
West Soho
With its easy access to public transportation, the West Side Highway, and the Hudson River bike path, the West Soho neighborhood has evolved organically to entice entrepreneurs and artists alike. Start-up media and tech companies choose the West Soho neighborhood as their home for its rugged authenticity and growing number of like-minded businesses – from art galleries and playhouses to edgy fashion boutiques and critic-darling restaurants.
Dining & Entertainment
In West Soho, you can gather for a drink in a chic rooftop bar to enjoy views of the Hudson before decamping for high-end home cooking at a restaurant such as Houseman.
Shopping
In West Soho, shops showcasing emerging designers seem more like art galleries than standard boutiques, and custom haberdasheries outfit their impeccably tailored clientele.
Parks
Biking, jogging, rowing, dog walking: outdoor activities abound in the sprawling waterfront park convenient to this neighborhood.