110 W 13th St New York City, NY 10011

Recently renovated 20'-wide home with a wide open layout and stunning parlor floor. All new HVAC, electrical, and plumbing! Nestled on a serene, tree-lined block in the heart of Greenwich Village is 110 West 13th Street-a captivating 19th century townhouse originally built in 1844 for esteemed attorney John Lawrence. This picturesque residence, boasting 20 feet of width, seamlessly blends historic elegance with contemporary luxury, offering over 4,250 square feet of meticulously curated living space. As you step through the original stoop and custom ironwork, the home unveils a harmonious fusion of classic architectural charm and modern functionality. Towering double-height ceilings on the parlor floor create an awe-inspiring sense of space, seamlessly integrating the grandeur of the open-plan layout. The ground floor unfolds into a sophisticated, double-height dining room and a recently renovated chef's kitchen. This chef's haven features top-of-the-line Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, twin dishwashers, bespoke cabinetry, and a spacious island-a culinary sanctuary perfect for intimate gatherings. Entertainment and relaxation intertwine effortlessly throughout this floor. A tranquil office space sits in front and the lush rear garden offers a private oasis for al fresco dining or leisurely afternoons in the sun. Ascend the staircase to five generously appointed bedrooms, including the primary suite bathed in southern light, complete with custom closets and a luxurious marble bathroom. An additional south-facing terrace offers a serene retreat to soak in the surrounding urban vistas. 110 West 13th Street offers a convenient location just steps away from Greenwich Village's finest dining, shopping, and entertainment offerings. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Greenwich Village life, where every corner tells a story of timeless allure and sophistication. This unique home encapsulates the epitome of refined townhouse living, with a seamless fusion of historic charm and contemporary flair in the heart of New York City.