Spacious, split 2 bedroom/2.5 bathroom in Philip Johnson Architecture's Urban Glass House condominium with interiors by Annabelle Selldorf. This modern, urban condominium echoes the beautiful, clean lines of Johnson's 1949 masterpiece, the Glass House. The open loft-like layout offers an expansive living and dining area with custom Bulthaup kitchen with SubZero, Miele and Kuppersbusch appliances. Light streams into the apartment from floor to ceiling windows which offer expansive city views and eastern and southern exposures. Light grey stained oak herringbone floors, a new Bosch W/D, and a Viking wine cooler, and remote solar shades complete this home. The graciously sized master bedroom suite has abundant closet space customized by California Closets, as well as a luxurious Kota Blue Limestone en suite bathroom with walk-in shower, deep soaking tub, custom double vanity and radiant heated floors. The well proportioned second bedroom with en suite bathroom and plentiful closet space, can also serve as a spacious guest room/ home office. Central AC/heat is controlled by the Nest system. A private storage bin in the basement is deeded with the property. 330 Spring is an intimate, 40 unit full-service building with a full-time doorman, bike room, private gym and cold storage for grocery deliveries. Located where the West Village, SoHo and Tribeca meet, the building is well situated to public transportation and minutes to Hudson River Park. Located in a sleek midrise, this residence embodies the best of Manhattan living. There is a monthly capital assessment of $1250.43 per month, which began Feb. 1, 2025 and is in effect for 24 months.