35 West 12th Street, THOUSE

This is an awe inspiring 19th century townhouse on an iconic Greenwich Village tree-lined street, just off Fifth Avenue. This delightful architectural masterpiece was designed by renowned Richard McGeehan of Jaklitsch/Gardner Architects and was inspired by a fashion icon and featured in Architectural Digest. Entering the house through beautifully restored 19th century doors, you’ll be welcomed by an entry foyer and a home office with a south facing window. The main level has an extended living area with a sizable family room and 11’ ceilings. Downstairs, there is a state of the art kitchen with low profile Sub-Zero fridge, 8" wide maple wood plank flooring, Miele dishwasher, antique mirror back splash, a custom rustic copper hood and a copper sink. Perfectly configured for entertaining, the kitchen level is adjacent to a spectacular landscaped garden and an additional dining area/family room. There are four spacious bedrooms in the top 2 levels, plus 2 full baths and one half bath on the main level. Marble mantles, mahogany wood staircase and unique custom moldings are only some of the house’s original details. The house has been brilliantly configured and seamlessly wired for any electrical entertainment system in every room, with a central control hub, including a cell phone signal booster for optimal reception, custom light switches and dimmers, a Siedle intercom system and central heating and air conditioning. Truly a one of a kind home; conveniently located steps from Union Square and the West Village.