Esta extraordinaria casa adosada de West Village lo tiene todo. En su diseño flexible se encuentran magníficos detalles arquitectónicos originales, con una impresionante escala y techos altos, amenizados por un espectacular estudio de artista de doble altura iluminado por un tragaluz. La casa, de 20 pies de ancho, ocupa 5,344 pies cuadrados interiores por encima del nivel del suelo, con un sótano
This extraordinary West Village townhouse has it all. Superb original architectural detail is found throughout the flexible layout, boasting impressive scale with high ceilings, enlivened by a dramatic double-height skylit artist’s studio. The 20-foot-wide home spans 5,344 interior square feet above-grade, with a 980 square foot cellar and a total of 1,695 square feet of outdoor space. Exterior de
Esta extraordinaria casa adosada de West Village lo tiene todo. En su diseño flexible se encuentran magníficos detalles arquitectónicos originales, con una impresionante escala y techos altos, amenizados por un espectacular estudio de artista de doble altura iluminado por un tragaluz. La casa, de 20 pies de ancho, ocupa 5,344 pies cuadrados interiores por encima del nivel del suelo, con un sótano de 980 pies cuadrados y un total de 1,695 pies cuadrados de espacio al aire libre. Los detalles exteriores de la luminosa casa unifamiliar de cinco pisos incluyen una hermosa fachada de ladrillo adornada con piedra rojiza y un pórtico adornado con elegantes herrajes. Esta excepcional casa histórica forma parte de las dos construidas en 1853 por Linus Scudder, albañil y conocido constructor de Greenwich Village a mediados del siglo XIX, y fue el hogar de la familia del destacado filántropo y líder cívico John P. Faure hasta 1920. En 1927, se añadió en el cuarto piso un estudio de artista de dos pisos con una gran claraboya inclinada. En ese momento, se ampliaron las ventanas del tercer piso y se instaló un atractivo ventanal panorámico, que realzó la luz y las vistas del nivel del salón. La casa unifamiliar, bañada por la luz natural, cuenta con 7 chimeneas de leña, muchas de ellas con repisas de mármol originales del siglo XIX. La casa está bien situada, ubicada a mitad de una manzana con vistas a las casas adosadas y jardines vecinos en una manzana arbolada por excelencia de West Village. West 11th Street, conocida por su agradable escala y por la venta de muchas casas emblemáticas, es una de las más solicitadas dentro de los límites del distrito histórico de Greenwich Village, designado el 29 de abril de 1969. El terreno de 95 pies de profundidad está rodeado por un exuberante oasis de árboles maduros y cuenta con un sereno jardín sur y una gran terraza en la azotea con exposiciones abiertas al sur y al oeste. 238 West 11th Street representa la rara oportunidad de ser propietario de una casa histórica excepcional ubicada en una de las calles residenciales más encantadoras y tranquilas de todo West Village.
This extraordinary West Village townhouse has it all. Superb original architectural detail is found throughout the flexible layout, boasting impressive scale with high ceilings, enlivened by a dramatic double-height skylit artist’s studio. The 20-foot-wide home spans 5,344 interior square feet above-grade, with a 980 square foot cellar and a total of 1,695 square feet of outdoor space. Exterior details of the light-flooded, five-story townhouse include a handsome brick facade trimmed in brownstone and a stoop adorned with elegant ironwork. This exceptional historic townhouse is one of a pair built in 1853 by Linus Scudder, a brick mason and well-known builder in Greenwich Village in the mid-19th century and was home to the family of noted philanthropist and civic leader John P. Faure until 1920. In 1927, a two-story artist’s studio with a vast sloping skylight was added on the fourth floor. At this time, the windows on the third floor were extended, and an attractive picture window was installed, enhancing the light and views of the parlor level. Dappled in natural sunlight, the townhouse boasts 7 wood-burning fireplaces, many with original 19th-century marble mantelpieces.
The house is well-situated, located mid-block overlooking the neighboring townhouses and gardens on a quintessential tree-lined West Village block. West 11th Street, known for its pleasing scale and for many landmark townhouse sales, is one of the most sought-after within the boundaries of the Greenwich Village Historic District, designated on April 29, 1969. The 95-foot deep lot is surrounded by a lush oasis of mature trees, and features a serene south garden and a large roof deck with open southern and western exposures.
238 West 11th Street represents the rare opportunity to own an exceptional historic home located on one of the most charming of the quiet residential streets in all the West Village.
The East Side Manhattan office is just moments away from Central Park in one of the most desirable neighborhood
The East Side Manhattan office is just moments away from Central Park in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in the city. The East Side is known for its world-renowned shopping, fine dining, museums and galleries, and convenient proximity to the midtown business and theatre districts. It is also known for its prime Manhattan real estate, which includes some of the city’s most elegant historic and prewar homes. Our brokerage staff offers unsurpassed service to our clients. Our agents are thoroughly familiar with the neighborhoods in this area, and with all aspects of sales, including the demands of the luxury co-op market.