763 Greenwich Street

Conveniently located on a prime centralized West Village block, minutes from the Hudson River Park, the new Whitney Museum, The Highline Park and the Meatpacking District, this triple-mint, completely renovated Greek Revival townhouse was designed by Architectural Digest 100 architect Steven Gambrel. The imposing yet charming historic façade welcomes you into an environment of historic significance updated to the most exacting modern standards. The entry level Parlor Floor boasts voluminous ceilings with exquisite detailing from the wide plank wood floors to the classically contemporary ceiling moldings to the dual wood burning fireplaces with elegant stone mantles: no expense has been spared and no detail has been overlooked. The house is interconnected via a romantic stairway or an elevator that services all floors. A superbly appointed kitchen and great room with a large wood-burning fireplace are on the garden floor that lead out onto a tranquil landscaped courtyard garden. The primary suite floor encompasses a bedroom with a charming balcony, double walk-in closets, a fireplace and an en-suite bathroom (and a half bathroom) with windows looking west over the Village that bathe this room in natural light. An additional bedroom floor features two en-suite bedrooms with fireplaces. The top floor features a media room/home theatre with a wet bar and an adjoining office/study or additional bedroom. The rooftop terrace that boasts impressive Village views has a gracious lounging area, a kitchen and an outdoor shower. The basement features a large utility room that includes a laundry room with dual washers and dryers, a sauna, and an abundance of storage including a Cedar Closet. The entire house is equipped with a SAVANT AV system that is connected throughout the home, multi-zoned HVAC systems and brand new mechanicals. This romantic yet meticulous and impressive townhouse with its shuttered window façade, encompasses all the elements of the West Village townhouse dream on a prime treed block. It is truly a collector-quality property of rare distinction not to be missed.