26 West 9th Street was recently featured in Mansion Global, highlighting the property’s two exceptional penthouses and the rare opportunity they offer to create a fully customized home in the heart of the West Village.
The feature focuses on the building’s two white-box penthouses, priced at $9.75 million and $10.25 million, respectively. Each residence spans more than 3,000 square feet and includes four bedrooms, expansive private terraces, and open views stretching across Manhattan. The north penthouse features a 1,314-square-foot wraparound terrace with direct views of the Empire State Building, while the south penthouse offers similarly impressive outdoor space with views toward One World Trade Center.
“From the beginning, we earmarked the top two floors as spaces where we would deliver white-box, so the owners can customize it to their liking.” – Daniel Pupke, Director of Development, Reuveni Development Marketing
Originally built in 1926 by architects Schwartz & Gross, the 10-story pre-war building has been transformed into a boutique condominium by Lionheart Capital. Its unique H-shaped design and elevated position allow both penthouses to enjoy northern and southern exposures, with protected low-rise neighborhoods preserving views toward both Midtown and Downtown.
The penthouses are being offered separately, but buyers also have the opportunity to combine the two residences into one home of more than 6,000 square feet. Along with the penthouses, 26 West 9th Street also offers a Garden Maisonette, priced at $5.749 million.
With its combination of scale, outdoor space, customization, and protected city views, the penthouses represent an increasingly rare opportunity in the West Village. As Shlomi Reuveni told Mansion Global, “It might be the last of its kind in the Village.”
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