Two of the three Townhomes of Downing Street now nearing completion are in contract, representatives of the project confirmed, according to an article today by Candace Taylor at therealdeal.com.
They are located at 22 and 24 Downing Street in the West Village and had been marketed together as one $33 million, 12,000-square-foot home.
Christopher Tantillo, director of developer at Urban Muse, the developer of the townhouses, said it has a buyer interested in combining the two houses and that the sales price is "within the range of the asking price," the article said.
The third townhouse at 26 Downing Street was priced at 16.95 million when it hit the market last year and the article said it was taken off the market in September but will be listed again this fall with about the same asking price, according to Leonard Steinberg, the Prudential Douglas Elliman executive vice president who is marketing the townhouses, according to the article.
The houses, which have sandstone facades with protruding window frames, have been designed by 1100 Architects. The article said that "The adjoining six-story homes have gardens and rooftop 'observatories' with floor-to-ceiling windows flanked by two terraces. The middle townhouse, No. 24, has a private street-level garage."
Urban Muse was also the developer of 200 Eleventh Avenue that the article said "is now mostly sold out."
They are located at 22 and 24 Downing Street in the West Village and had been marketed together as one $33 million, 12,000-square-foot home.
Christopher Tantillo, director of developer at Urban Muse, the developer of the townhouses, said it has a buyer interested in combining the two houses and that the sales price is "within the range of the asking price," the article said.
The third townhouse at 26 Downing Street was priced at 16.95 million when it hit the market last year and the article said it was taken off the market in September but will be listed again this fall with about the same asking price, according to Leonard Steinberg, the Prudential Douglas Elliman executive vice president who is marketing the townhouses, according to the article.
The houses, which have sandstone facades with protruding window frames, have been designed by 1100 Architects. The article said that "The adjoining six-story homes have gardens and rooftop 'observatories' with floor-to-ceiling windows flanked by two terraces. The middle townhouse, No. 24, has a private street-level garage."
Urban Muse was also the developer of 200 Eleventh Avenue that the article said "is now mostly sold out."
Architecture Critic
Carter Horsley
Since 1997, Carter B. Horsley has been the editorial director of CityRealty. He began his journalistic career at The New York Times in 1961 where he spent 26 years as a reporter specializing in real estate & architectural news. In 1987, he became the architecture critic and real estate editor of The New York Post.
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