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Located in the heart of Greenwich Village, 12 West 10th Street is a distinguished brownstone built circa 1880, known for its historic charm and modern luxury. This stately building features only four units, ensuring a sense of exclusivity and privacy. The apartments are characterized by their grand proportions, with many boasting over 11-foot ceilings, large windows, and multiple wood-burning fireplaces that enhance the warm ambiance.
One of the standout residences is Apartment 4, a full-floor, two-bedroom, two-bath home offering approximately 2,200 square feet of meticulously renovated space. This apartment includes a 300-square-foot private rooftop deck, perfect for enjoying open sky views. The layout is designed for both entertaining and relaxation, featuring expansive living and dining areas, a custom chef's kitchen equipped with high-end appliances like a Sub-Zero refrigerator and Viking range, and elegant finishes throughout.
The tranquil primary suite includes a dedicated home office and a spa-like bath, while the overall design reflects a blend of historic elegance and contemporary comfort. Residents enjoy proximity to Fifth Avenue, Washington Square Park, and a variety of dining and boutique options, making this location a quintessential representation of downtown sophistication.
Notably, the building has been home to prominent figures, including Emily Post, adding to its rich history. With its unique combination of luxury, location, and legacy, 12 West 10th Street offers a rare opportunity for those seeking a refined urban lifestyle.
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