DESCRIPTION

Experience the classic grandeur and modern comfort of this two-bedroom (convertible three-bedroom) floor-through loft, nestled in the heart of manhattan’s prime west village.  With soaring ceilings, dramatic bay windows, and intricate woodwork, this sunlit home exudes the elegance of a bygone era.  Pin-drop quiet and bathed in natural light from three exposures—north, south, and west, this residence offers a peaceful escape overlooking a lush, flowering courtyard.  The dynamic design by interdisciplinary artist and design architect solange fabião, unites the north and south wings through a forty-four-foot long gallery hallway, providing a harmonious flow and sense of privacy.  The home features bright hardwood floors, a windowed, open gourmet stainless steel kitchen with bertazzoni and bosch appliances, an lg washer/dryer, exposed brick, and custom wooden cabinetry that extends to an integrated library.  The renovated windowed bath features floor-to-ceiling glass tile, a deep soaking tub, and sleek toto fixtures.  The spacious primary suite boasts a decorative wood-burning fireplace and three grand windows, with an adjacent bonus room that can serve as a study or third bedroom.  Designed in 1889 by famed architect, george keister, (who designed apollo theater and bronx opera house, among others), the boutique walkup brownstone was inspired by italian and french renaissance palaces and is notable for its rich, baroque sculptural decoration.  The facade’s elaborate pilasters adorned with classical swags of fruit cascade down from sculpted female faces, giving the building a regal character.  Flanking the stairs leading to the entrance, are two crouching black stone lion statues believed to bring protection and good fortune, a trend in victorian-era homes.  The shimmering hudson river and its celebrated park are visible from the front stoop.  Set among cobblestone streets, boutique shops, intimate cafés, haute cuisine, and elegant townhouses, this residence is the epitome of west village charm.  Pets welcome.  Available march 1.  


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