Super-luxury condos may be the ones grabbing headlines these days, but co-ops are the mainstays of the NYC real estate market, making up 60 percent of the sales market, per the Real Deal. And while there are plenty of gorgeous old-school co-ops available for admiration (we'll be sure to bring you examples of them in upcoming weeks), some co-ops are just as stunningly modern and architecturally interesting as new developments hitting the market.
Take this three-bedroom, two-bath duplex at 377 West 11th Street in the West Village. Measuring about 3200 square feet, it has a light and airy feel, and a layout that takes advantage of the 20-foot-high ceilings.
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An office mezzanine with a frosted-glass floor overlooks the open living and dining rooms.
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Beams add interest to the living room ceilings, which are complemented by tall windows that are proportioned to the room's height.
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The living room is anchored by a massive wood-burning hearth; a small nook on the side serves as storage for firewood (and adds architectural interest to the room).
The co-op, repped by Town Residential, is priced at 5.475 million. Pets are allowed in the building, as are co-purchases and sublets.
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