West Village Townhouse Triplex Rare opportunity to own a townhouse triplex in the heart of the West Village! This prime Village home is located in a handsome brick townhouse built in 1843. Once home to Henry James Raymond, founder and editor of the New York Times, entry to Unit 2 is through a stoop doorway embellished with pilasters with foliate capitals and a transom. The upper three floors of this two-unit condominium provide a gracious downtown lifestyle on a quintessential tree-lined Village block. The main floor features a spacious Living Room with a wood burning fireplace and an open Dining Room/Kitchen with decorative fireplace opening onto a sun-drenched south facing terrace overlooking townhouse gardens. The second floor houses three generous bedrooms, one with a decorative fireplace. On the top floor is a large primary suite plus a home office/den/fifth bedroom that opens to a north facing setback terrace. The home is inviting, combining warmth, privacy, and charm with extremely low monthlies. Home features include CAC, basement storage and in-unit laundry room. This prime location offers close proximity to the best amenities of the West Village including Citarella, Bigelow Pharmacy, Jefferson Library, the best downtown restaurants, the Union Square Greenmarket, and convenient access to transportation.
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