A RENWICK ROW TOWNHOUSE MASTERPIECE ! This architectural masterpiece is situated in the center of the famous row of seven single family houses on the quaint and quiet tree lined Stuyvesant Street. Designed in the 1850's by the renowned James Renwick, Jr. architect of St. Patrick's Cathedral and Grace Church, among other famous New York City landmarks. The historic Stuyvesant Street is one of the oldest streets in the center of Greenwich Village, and one of the few true East to West streets in Manhattan, running diagonally from 9th Street &Third Avenue to 10th Street near 2nd Avenue, in the St. Mark's Historic District, Stuyvesant Farms in the 1600's. The brick and limestone facade house with north and south exposures, is flooded with sunlight throughout the day. It retains all its original architectural details including marble carved fireplace mantels, high ceiling with ornate moldings on every floor, wooden carved stairway rail, large wood doors and plank wood floors all meticulously maintained and restored. The six-story house plus finished basement, features a front south garden and north backyard. Originally a single family residence, it is now comprised of two units, a four story residence with roof top terrace and a garden triplex . The house offers the rarely available opportunity of having a primary residence, while enjoying income from the charming garden apartment. It can also be easily restored to a single family home. Perfect location, steps to Cooper Union, Astor Place and Washington Square Park and just a few blocks to Noho, Nolita and Soho to the south and Union Square to the north. 31 Stuyvesant features approx. 3500 SF gross living area, basement included, plus aprox. 650 SF outdoors. This magnificent architectural gem offers a rare opportunity to step back in history and enjoy life in a peaceful environment. A real find!
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