Located on a charming tree-lined block in the heart of the West Village, 430 Hudson Street is a magnificently renovated, 22-foot-wide townhouse spanning 7 levels and blending historic charm with modern sophistication. Comprehensively reimagined by architect Andrew Franz followed by a further recent renovation by Jonathan Schloss Architects, the property presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Village history, meticulously updated for modern living.

This rarely available property features a ground-floor commercial space, formerly occupied by the Michelin-starred restaurant Piora, with 2 full cellar levels, along with a private, fully renovated residence with 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms and 2 powder rooms, plus 4 fantastic outdoor spaces including the lush garden, 3 terraces, plus a rooftop deck with sweeping open views which include the Empire State Building and Freedom Tower. 430 Hudson Street is comprised of approximately 6,543 total sqft, with 4,895 above grade and 1,648 below grade, plus 1,766 sqft throughout the 4 private outdoor spaces. 

No expense was spared in the home’s meticulous renovation. 430 Hudson Street is serviced by an oversized Thyssen-Krupp hydraulic elevator, Mitsubishi City Multi HVAC systems for both the residential and commercial spaces, a humidification system, soundproofing, a central vacuum, radiant heat floors throughout all bathrooms, entryway and primary bedroom closet. 

Kolbe triple-pane windows, reclaimed antique oak flooring, and a Lutron lighting and shading system add comfort and refinement, while the Honeywell alarm, Siedle video intercom, external security cameras and Sonos indoor/outdoor surround sound system provide modern security and lifestyle enhancements. All outdoor spaces are equipped with an irrigation system and electric awnings.

The Residence

The private Hudson Street entrance opens to a dramatic entry hall with hand-hewn beams, slate floors, and ample closet storage. Ideal for impressive entertaining, the country-style chef’s kitchen, grand dining room, and sunny living room are all conveniently located on the second floor, adjacent to the home’s garden, one of many private outdoor spaces. The living room overlooks the picturesque tree-lined street, and boasts magnificent proportions, soaring ceilings, and a charming working gas fireplace. A spacious dining room sits between the living room and the chef’s kitchen, which is fully equipped with Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Miele appliances, a vented hood, and a Sub-Zero wine refrigerator. French doors off the kitchen lead directly to the private, irrigated garden oasis, which is well-planted and complete with an outdoor grill and ample dining space, ideal for alfresco entertaining. A lushly planted mews-like backdrop at the rear of the home adds to its serene appeal. A discreet guests’ powder room completes this level. 

Upstairs, the third floor hosts 2 oversized bedrooms, each with en-suite baths and walk-in closets, along with a dedicated laundry room. The rear bedroom overlooks the private garden, and features a home office alcove, while the front bedroom overlooks charming Hudson Street and is appointed with a steam shower and double vanity. 

The luxurious primary suite occupies the entire 4th floor. The rear-facing primary bedroom affords stunning room proportions and privacy with direct access to another private landscaped terrace. A spacious sitting room provides abundant space for dressing and relaxing, and the lavish Toto-appointed marble bathroom features a double vanity, soaking tub, and a separate rainfall steam shower. The spacious walk-in closet features abundant storage and radiant heated floors. The 5th floor provides flexible space for an office, guest suite, or entertainment lounge. It receives abundant sunlight through a wall of windows and sliding glass door with direct access to a wonderful terrace complete with an outdoor kitchen and wet bar. From here, a separate staircase ascends to the rooftop deck, where panoramic city views, which include the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building and Freedom Tower, create an unforgettable backdrop.

The Ground Floor Retail

Formerly occupied by the Michelin-starred restaurant Piora, the ground-floor commercial space includes a bar/dining level, a full commercial-grade kitchen below, and a sub-cellar with a wine storage room, a floor tank system with dual ejector pumps, three Thermo-Kool walk-in coolers, an Ansul fire suppression system, and is fully wired with security cameras. Boilers by Weil-McLain service both the residence and restaurant. 

All three commercial levels are approved for Use Group 6 on the Certificate of Occupancy for a total of 2,886 sqft, including 1,238 sqft of dining space and total capacity of 74. The location benefits from the vibrant Hudson Street food & beverage scene, including but not limited to Dante, Anton’s and Eleven Madison Chef Daniel Humm’s newest concept across the street at 435 Hudson Street. For an owner, this configuration provides the option of a significant turnkey income stream in one of Manhattan’s most desirable neighborhoods.

Location

Originally built in 1847, 430 Hudson Street sits among the West Village’s historic architecture, and is surrounded by the area’s most beloved landmarks and restaurants. From neighborhood institutions like John’s of Bleecker Street, Joe’s Pizza, and The Stonewall Inn, to acclaimed hotspots like Via Carota, 4 Charles Prime Rib, Don Angie, and Dante, the very best of downtown dining and culture is at your doorstep. Washington Square Park, Hudson River Park, the Meatpacking District, and SoHo are all nearby, and 430 Hudson Street offers convenient access to the 1, A, C, E, B, D, F, and M trains.

This is a co-exclusive listing with Matthews.