Quintessential Greenwich Village Experience

This artistically inspired gem located on prime West 11th Street, just off Fifth Avenue in Manhattan's coveted Gold Coast, sits this mint renovated 2 bedroom 2 bathroom floor-through apartment; in a prime 1853 Italianate townhouse presents a rare opportunity to buy into one of Manhattan’s most desirable pre-war boutique buildings.

Enter through the spacious living room with its 19 feet wood-beamed ceiling. Two spectacular skylights fill the space with natural sunlight which complement the exposed red brick walls with a wood-burning fireplace adds to old New York ambiance. The adjacent dining area connects to the fully renovated kitchen with custom wood cabinetry and classic nickel-plated hardware with top-of-the-line appliances such as a Viking stove, Sub-Zero refrigerator and Bosch dishwasher. Discreetly hidden behind the custom wood cabinetry is a full-size washer and dryer.

Quietly tucked at the opposite end of the floor-through apartment are the south facing bedrooms that overlook quaint townhouse gardens. The high ceiling master bedroom features a skylight, hardwood floors, exposed brick and a second wood-burning fireplace along with a large walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom with Waterworks fixtures and high-end finishes.

The second bedroom also has a skylight, exposed brick, and a customized closet. The second bathroom features a skylight, a soaking tub, Waterworks fixtures and luxury finishes.

Apartments in this 16 unit coop townhouse in lower Fifth Avenue’s Gold Coast –the most exclusive stretch of the Greenwich Village Historic District – rarely become available.  Just steps away from world-class restaurants, museums and the famed greenmarket in Union Square, the Greenwich Village is known for its vibrancy and luxury living. The coop is pet-friendly; pied-a-terre’s, guarantors and gifting are permitted; subletting and international buyers are considered on a case-by-case basis. This apartment also comes with an on-site storage unit.

Greenwich Village

Named New York’s very first historic district in 1969, the Greenwich Village transitioned to an affluent residential neighborhood from its pastoral roots during colonial times as wealthy citizens purchased lands to construct their grand mansions. Since, it has remained one of Manhattan’s most sought after neighborhoods with its historical character and charm still intact.