Raised from a blank site in 2024 and finished to a standard that still carries the quiet certainty of new construction, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence on the fourth floor of 210 South 12th is the kind of home that rewards a slow first walk-through. At 1,063 square feet, the open floor plan gives every room room — and the kitchen, in particular, earns more than a passing glance. Pull out the stool, set down your bag, and take it in. Upgraded countertops stretch across the full run of the kitchen, smooth and unmarked, catching whatever light finds its way in. The stainless steel suite — refrigerator with ice maker, stove, self-cleaning oven, range hood, built-in microwave, dishwasher, and disposal — is arranged with the logic of someone who actually cooks. Nothing feels like it was placed as an afterthought. On a Saturday morning, with the stove going and the hood running quietly overhead, there is a rhythm to this kitchen that a well-configured space earns fast. On a Wednesday night when dinner is something simple and quick, the same kitchen steps back and stays out of your way. Soft and unfussy, it is the kind of room that gets better the more you use it. The two bedrooms sit with enough separation to give each a sense of its own purpose, and the walk-in closet — appearing in both — makes the storage situation genuinely livable rather than aspirational. An entry-level bedroom configuration adds flexibility for how the rooms get used. The in-unit washer and dryer tuck the last remaining logistical detail neatly into the home itself. The building fills in the rest. A fitness center, pool, roof deck, sauna, game room, and concierge are all here, along with a dog park for residents with cats — sorry, that is pets of the feline variety, as cats are welcome at 210 South 12th. An attached garage brings the parking question to a clean resolution. Gated entry and on-site security add a layer of ease that quickly becomes something you stop noticing because it simply functions. Washington Square West is the kind of neighborhood that reveals itself gradually — a wine bar here, a pharmacy two blocks over, a bakery that is quietly excellent, the kind of block where a Saturday afternoon on foot rarely ends where you intended. The building sits in the middle of it, connected to all of it, and from the fourth floor, the city is close enough to be alive but far enough below to let the apartment feel like a retreat from it. This is a home built without compromises, in a building that added the right things, in a neighborhood that already had them. Pricing and availability subject to change on a daily basis. Photos are of model units. Parking may be available subject to availability and may be an additional fee.