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Meticulously renovated two-bedroom in an 1885 carriage house, featuring high-end finishes, soaring ceilings, and professional-grade appliances. Two private terraces plus an expansive rooftop deck with Manhattan views in prime Greenwich Village.
142 West 10th Street is a restored four unit townhouse condominium in Greenwich Village, built in 1885 and converted in 2004. The property retains its ornamental façade and marble staircase, while a carriage house occupies the rear of the three story building, facing an internal courtyard.
The building's most distinctive residence is organized over an entry level and an upper floor, with private outdoor space extending to rooftop decks and a heated, air conditioned solarium. Its courtyard orientation gives the carriage house a separate relationship to the townhouse and the street.
Apartment details include private terraces, high ceilings, central air conditioning, fireplaces, skylights, hardwood floors, renovated kitchens and baths, and in unit washer and dryers. Outdoor space is especially notable, with south facing terraces and rooftop planting infrastructure represented among the residences.
On a tree lined block in the West Village, 142 West 10th Street is close to restaurants, boutiques, and gourmet groceries. The surrounding neighborhood combines historic townhouse streets with access to the 1, 2, 3, A, C, E, B, D, F, and Q subway lines.
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