Nestled atop a distinguished building at the crossroads of Chelsea, the West Village, and Union Square, this full-floor duplex penthouse offers the ultimate in privacy, light, and luxury. From the moment the keyed elevator opens directly into the home, you're welcomed by sweeping city views and an impressive 25-foot-wide living area framed by five oversized south-facing windows. With 2,000 square feet of meticulously designed interior space and an additional 1,300 square feet across two private setback terraces, this residence blends indoor elegance with extraordinary outdoor living. Inside, the refined layout is designed for both everyday comfort and elevated entertaining. The open-concept great room is warmed by a rare wood-burning fireplace and illuminated by natural light that dances across polished maple hardwood floors. Soaring ceilings accentuate the loft like scale of the space, while recessed lighting adds an elegant modern touch. The chef’s kitchen is a showcase of high-end finishes—custom maple cabinetry, tumbled marble flooring, polished black marble countertops, and top-tier stainless steel appliances, including a vented cooktop and oversized pantry. Whether preparing casual meals or hosting a dinner party, the space is as functional as it is beautiful. Two spacious bedrooms on the main level provide tranquility and skyline views, including direct sightlines to iconic landmarks like the Empire State Building and Chrysler Building. The serene primary suite includes a spa-inspired bath complete with a Whirlpool jacuzzi and steam shower, perfect for unwinding after a long day. The third bedroom, located on the upper floor, doubles as a study or second sitting room and opens onto two private terraces—one north-facing and one south-facing—each offering open-air lounging, gardening space, and breathtaking panoramic views of Manhattan’s ever-changing skyline. Equidistant between the Meatpacking District and Union Square, and perched at the top of the West Village and where West Chelsea begins, imagine yourself in the center of it all—and on top of it all. Designed for entertaining and living alike, the bespoke collection of trees provides a shaded, serene retreat above 14th Street, which has now become a peaceful crosstown bikeway, limited to local traffic, pedestrians, and the SRS bus system that can whisk you to the subways . This private rooftop oasis is a rare find in the heart of Manhattan. The home's thoughtful amenities extend beyond aesthetics, with mechanical highlights including central air and heat, in-unit washer and dryer, and a sophisticated video intercom system with 24/7 remote monitoring. A dedicated private storage room in the basement provides additional convenience.