Set in the heart of Hudson Square, where SoHo, West Village, and Tribeca converge, this elegant one-bedroom, 1.5-bath residence pairs modern luxury with downtown character.
A Home That Feels Effortless
Step inside and immediately feel the calm. With 10’6” ceilings, 6" white-oak floors, and oversized windows, the space is filled with light and warmth. The thoughtful layout creates an easy flow from the entryway to the living area - perfect for both quiet nights in and evenings spent entertaining.
Designed for Everyday Living (and Cooking)
The open kitchen is the heart of the home, outfitted with Thermador and Bosch appliances, Brazilian quartzite countertops, and Scavolini oak cabinetry. The spacious island makes meal prep and casual dining a pleasure - and because it opens directly to the living room, you can chat with friends or unwind with a glass of wine while dinner simmers.
Your Private Haven
The king-size bedroom offers serenity with generous closet space and an en-suite marble bath. The additional half bath in the living area keeps the primary suite private when guests visit - a small detail that makes a big difference in everyday comfort.
Full-Service Living, Hotel-Style Amenities
Built in 2020, 77 Charlton is one of Hudson Square’s premier full-service condominiums, offering an exceptional suite of amenities:
- 24/7 attended lobby
- Indoor saltwater pool & spa
- Landscaped courtyard & sky lounge
- Fitness center with yoga studio
- Pet spa, bike room, and children’s playroom
A Neighborhood That Has It All
Outside your door, enjoy some of downtown’s best dining and culture - brunch at Banter, dinner at Piccola Cucina Osteria, or drinks at The Leroy House. Trader Joe’s is just a few blocks away, and Hudson River Park is perfect for morning runs or sunset walks. With the 1, C, and E trains nearby, getting anywhere in the city is effortless.
Imagine Yourself Living Here
Bright mornings, cozy evenings, and a neighborhood that feels alive in every direction. This is what downtown living is meant to be.
Listing Courtesy of Douglas Elliman
Set in the heart of Hudson Square, where SoHo, West Village, and Tribeca converge, this elegant one-bedroom, 1.5-bath residence pairs modern luxury with downtown character.
A Home That Feels Effortless
Step inside and immediately feel the calm. With 10’6” ceilings, 6" white-oak floors, and oversized windows, the space is filled with light and warmth. The thoughtful layout creates an easy flow from the entryway to the living area - perfect for both quiet nights in and evenings spent entertaining.
Designed for Everyday Living (and Cooking)
The open kitchen is the heart of the home, outfitted with Thermador and Bosch appliances, Brazilian quartzite countertops, and Scavolini oak cabinetry. The spacious island makes meal prep and casual dining a pleasure - and because it opens directly to the living room, you can chat with friends or unwind with a glass of wine while dinner simmers.
Your Private Haven
The king-size bedroom offers serenity with generous closet space and an en-suite marble bath. The additional half bath in the living area keeps the primary suite private when guests visit - a small detail that makes a big difference in everyday comfort.
Full-Service Living, Hotel-Style Amenities
Built in 2020, 77 Charlton is one of Hudson Square’s premier full-service condominiums, offering an exceptional suite of amenities:
- 24/7 attended lobby
- Indoor saltwater pool & spa
- Landscaped courtyard & sky lounge
- Fitness center with yoga studio
- Pet spa, bike room, and children’s playroom
A Neighborhood That Has It All
Outside your door, enjoy some of downtown’s best dining and culture - brunch at Banter, dinner at Piccola Cucina Osteria, or drinks at The Leroy House. Trader Joe’s is just a few blocks away, and Hudson River Park is perfect for morning runs or sunset walks. With the 1, C, and E trains nearby, getting anywhere in the city is effortless.
Imagine Yourself Living Here
Bright mornings, cozy evenings, and a neighborhood that feels alive in every direction. This is what downtown living is meant to be.
Listing Courtesy of Douglas Elliman
