Positioned on the southwest corner of The Shephard, Residence 4C is a 4-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom home with approximately 3,800 square feet of thoughtfully laid out interior space. The apartment blends the character of prewar architecture with the scale and systems of a modern renovation - including barrel-vaulted ceilings, 16 rounded windows, and split bedroom wings for privacy and flow. A curved, corner living room anchors the home and offers partial Hudson River views through south- and west-facing windows. Adjacent to the living space is an oversized, south-facing eat-in kitchen - nearly double the size of the building's original layout - with a central island, seating area, two sinks, and a walk-in pantry. Finishes include hand-painted and mahogany cabinetry by Smallbone of Devizes, black absolute granite counters, statuary marble backsplash, and appliances by Miele: 6-burner gas range, double ovens, wine fridge, two dishwashers, warming drawer, and built-in microwave. The primary suite includes two walk-in closets and a spacious bath with white mosaic tile floors, walk-in Dolomiti slab shower, Zuma soaking tub, double mahogany vanities, Lefroy Brooks fixtures, and a separate water closet. Each of the three additional bedrooms has an en-suite or dedicated bath with curated stone and tile finishes. One bedroom is currently configured as a library/media room with a built-in office nook, custom millwork, and a concealed Murphy bed. Additional features include solid oak herringbone floors, a 9-zone Mitsubishi VRF HVAC system, in-unit laundry/mudroom, and extensive lighting and tech upgrades. A 51-square-foot climate-controlled storage room is available for purchase. The Shephard is a full-service condominium with just 38 residences and a comprehensive suite of amenities including a doorman, fitness center with Pilates studio, basketball court, steam rooms, golf simulator, library, resident lounge with arcade and ping pong, arts & crafts room, and a landscaped garden. Located on a quiet block near Hudson River Park, the High Line, and some of the best dining and schools in the West Village.