Elevating urban living, the full-floor penthouse at 304 Spring Street spans an impressive 3,000 square feet in Hudson Square, one of Lower Manhattan’s most vibrant neighborhoods.
Designed by architect Stas Zakrzewski of Z+H and represented by Rowena DasGupta, this penthouse features three bedrooms and three baths, combining modern design with inviting warmth.
A keyed elevator leads directly into the great room, where 18-foot ceilings rise above expansive windows that showcase sweeping views of the Hudson River and downtown skyline. Natural light floods the space, shifting dramatically throughout the day. The presence of a wood-burning fireplace adds an inviting touch to the grandeur.
The penthouse’s layout maximizes both style and functionality, featuring a chef’s kitchen equipped with Miele and Viking appliances, along with a temperature-controlled wine room that accommodates over 1,500 bottles.
The lower level includes two secondary bedrooms, while the entire upper floor is dedicated to the primary suite, which features a wood-burning fireplace, skylight, dressing area, ample storage, and a spa-like bath embellished with a soaking tub and shower.
The residence is further enhanced by nearly 1,000 square feet of private outdoor space, featuring multiple terraces and a striking two-level rooftop that includes an outdoor kitchen and designated areas for dining and relaxation. Such refined outdoor living is a rarity in Manhattan.
Situated at the intersection of Hudson Square, SoHo, and the West Village, this penthouse combines the privacy of a boutique condominium with part-time doorman service and flexible ownership opportunities.
All photos by Carli Biryla
