Built in 1835, this 25' wide, five-story mansion was built in the Greek Revival Style and is one of the oldest houses on one of New York's very finest historic blocks. Currently configured as five elegant, floor-through apartments, the house could be converted back to a private residence. The sweeping staircase embraces the interior while artisan-crafted moldings and medallions decorate the walls and ceilings. Ten wood-burning fireplaces, hand-carved mantle pieces and original wide-plank floors are a testament to forgotten times. Perfectly located in West Chelsea across from The Close (the picturesque gardens of the General Theological Seminary) the house is minutes away from Chelsea Piers, The Highline and Hudson River Park. Each of the five apartments offer large, open living spaces, high ceilings, wood burning fireplaces, crown moldings, tons of storage, Bosch Washers and Dryers, and sound proofing. Each kitchen features Viking Stoves and Wine Coolers and Liebherr Refrigerators. Four of the apartments are 1,800 square feet, while the apartment on the parlor floor is 1,700 square feet. The garden apartment features a private entrance, three bathrooms, a wider floor plate, and a private rear yard, the penthouse has a private elevator and features 18-foot-high ceilings, skylights, a mezzanine sleeping area with two bedrooms, a rooftop garden with views of the Skyline and Hudson River, and a large roof deck.
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