133 West 12th Street

> Located in Greenwich Village very close to the West Village, this grand 22 foot wide 5-story 1851 brick townhouse was built for the maternal grandmother of the writer Henry James. > The townhouse consists of three apartments, two duplexes and one simplex (floor thru) and can be converted to a single family home or provide income for the purchaser. > The townhouse reflects both the late Greek Revival and Italianate styles, with its modillioned cornice, handsome Greek Revival doorway, French windows, and cast iron Italianate type railings at the stoop. > The house has an impressive entryway leading to the parlor floor of the owner's duplex. > The parlor floor is a grand and elegant entertaining space, with soaring 12 foot ceilings graced with bas-relief moldings. > There are 3 fireplaces on this floor, two in the large living room and dining space and one in the eat-in kitchen. > The ground floor of the owner's duplex contains a master bedroom, sitting area and ensuite bath overlooking a lovely planted garden. > There are also two additional bedrooms and garden room on this level. > The third floor simplex apartment has two bedrooms, exposed brick walls, beautiful wood floors, original decorative details, fireplaces and a large terrace which overlooks the garden. > The duplex has three bedrooms, one on the fourth floor and two on the fifth floor. > The very large living room has a high, vaulted ceiling (12.5 to 14.5 ft). > There is also a finished roof deck and cellar in the townhouse as well.