West 11th

On a premiere tree-lined street between 5th and 6th Avenues, is 50 West 11th Street, a 21-ft wide 4-story, 1 family Townhouse built in 1841 by Lockwood, Freeman and Harriot in Greek Revival style. Enter the grand parlor floor with twin marble fireplaces and both north and south facing rooms, joined by classic paneled pocket doors, soaring ceilings and preserved details. A separate entrance provides access to the fully renovated kitchen and formal dining room overlooking the 40-ft garden oasis, and guest quarters with an en-suite bath. The entire third floor is a luxurious primary suite, complete with glass doors that open to a second private terrace. The top level boasts an additional bedroom, and a study featuring a dramatic double-height north-facing artist’s skylight. 50 West 11th Street blends rich New York history with modern convenience. Located in Greenwich Village Historic District Gas-fired steam heat Separate hot water heater CAC + split cassette units 21.67’ wide on a 94.75’ lot 3780 sq ft Basement 880 sq ft Zone R6 Block 574/Lot 19 Brick + Brownstone