Single Family Gem in spectacular condition, offering romance charm and character and a magical roof garden!

THE OPPORTUNITY YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! Blank canvas sold with approved plans, awaiting your personal vision of a dream home in the heart of the Village. A landmarked Greek Revival townhouse with pre-approved architectural plans from Suk Design Group and Carlyle Designs, 73 West Washington Place is a rare opportunity to create a one-of-a-kind dream home in the heart of the Village. Currently configured with 5 stories, this 22' wide landmarked townhome features a private garden, and rooftop with stunning sweeping views which include the Empire State Building and Freedom Tower. Charming original features include a handsome stoop, high ceilings with intricate moldings, and touches of exposed brick. The home is ready to be transformed into an approximately 8,643 square foot mansion, complete with 6 bedrooms, 8.5 baths, a double-height living room, massive eat-in chef's kitchen, dining room, a home gym, movie theater, laundry room, private penthouse and den. An additional approximately 1,655 square feet of exterior space would be afforded throughout the rear garden, roof deck, and private terraces. An elevator would serve all 7 levels, from the fully-finished basement to the rooftop oasis. 73 West Washington Place was built in 1847 in Greek Revival style. Beginning in 1915, the home was owned by The Progressive Era Association, an Italian restaurant and social club. 73 West Washington Place is nestled on a picturesque, tree-lined Village block. It is surrounded by trendy restaurants, cafes, bars, and shops, and is just a half block from Washington Square Park. Nearby subway lines include the 1/A/C/E/B/D/F/M.

Bedford Street between Morton and Commerce has long been a treasured Village tree lined block of townhouses. Laid out prior to 1799 and named after a street in London, this block contains several of the oldest houses in the Village and continues to be the heart of New York's Greenwich Village historic landmarked district.

Once home to some of the city's most celebrated luminaries: Poet Edna St. Vincent Millay -- the first woman to win the Pulitzer Price for poetry lived in a house across the street. Paul Stookey social justice activist and singer of Peter Paul and Mary fame lived next door at 70 Bedford.

Behind the 1821 historic facade of No.68, awaits a home that is bathed in light, and an authentic and thoughtful restoration designed by noted Village architect Carl Pucci offers an enchanting and distinguished single-family home. As you enter up the stoop you are welcomed by open parlor rooms with original wide pine floorboards, black Carrara mantles, wood burning fireplaces, and original ceiling medallions. Floor to ceiling French doors overlook a large garden.

On the garden level one discovers a spacious and inviting kitchen/ dining room with wood burning fireplace, and windows and door onto the large, planted garden. There is also a half bath on this level.

The upper floors offer a primary bedroom suite with sitting room and 3 additional bedrooms and a bath on the floor above.

The house has been very well maintained and has central air conditioning.

(Note: 68 Bedford is the middle house of a row of 5 houses developed by masons James Vandenbergh and Isaac Freeman. Vandenbergh, master mason of Trinity Church, also became an important builder in The Village and made No. 68. Bedford Street his home.)

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Delight in views of Carl Schurz Park, Henderson Place, and the East River. Situated on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, this recently renovated townhouse has been entirely rebuilt and deliberately refurbished to retain the integrity of its era. This fabulous single-family property exudes utmost quality at every inch. Standing five stories high with a generous 4,800 square feet of living space this residence features 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 2 living rooms, an eat-in chef's kitchen, formal dining room, and a finished basement. Outdoor spaces include a terrace with views of Henderson Place and a landscaped garden, there is also a roof deck with magnificent views of the East River. Why not enjoy life in a neighborhood that's among the city's most desirable? With prestigious private schools, Carl Schurz Park, Gracie Mansion, the East River promenade, Asphalt Green, and the finest restaurants all within close walking distance.

265 W 90th Street, built in 1896, is one in a row of seven townhouses designed in a handsome Renaissance Revival style by Alexander M. Welch. This is a unique opportunity to own a classically styled building with a newly renovated interior, designed for a contemporary lifestyle with open, lofty and sun filled spaces not usually found in buildings of this era. Interior square footage (including basement) is 5,904 sq ft. Additionally, there are three separate and private outdoor spaces. This townhouse has everything and more - privacy, style, sophistication and serenity.

1143 Park Avenue

Completed in 1885 by architect John Sullivan and available for the first time in over thirty-five years, this handsome townhouse features an updated facade by Emery Roth dating to 1924.

Built 16 ft wide on a 70 ft lot this townhouse spans approximately four levels with private outdoor space and cellar making it ideal for a wide array of uses including live-work or full residential conversion.

1143 Park Avenue is located on a desirable location of Carnegie Hill (between 91st and 92nd Streets) flanked by recently renovated townhouses overlooking picturesque tree-lined views of the Park Avenue malls and is part of the expanded Carnegie Hill Historic District.

This four-level mixed-use townhouse features two levels of storefront retail space with a residential duplex unit above. Each space has an independent entrance on opposing sides of the building.

The retail space on the first two floors of this townhouse has wide-paned windows, an independent staircase connecting both floors, a cellar level ideal for storage and a dramatic double-height 20 ft tall atrium towards the back of the space with a soaring skylight above. There are 11 ft ceilings on the second level

Levels three and four feature a duplex residential apartment (resident in place) with an original sweeping staircase, high ceilings measuring over 10 ft tall, woodburning fireplaces, sunroom, and two terraces with approximately 158 sqft of outdoor space.