38 Stuyvesant Street, 2

Experience the perfect harmony of historic charm and modern sophistication in this newly renovated, 1,300-square-foot duplex. Boasting 1 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, and a 200-square-foot outdoor patio, this residence immediately captivates with its soaring ceilings and open, airy ambiance. The eat-in, windowed kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring Danby honed marble countertops, a Bosch range, microwave, and dishwasher, plus a Liebherr refrigerator. Wide-plank oak floors infuse warmth and elegance, complemented by custom lighting fixtures that cast a soft and inviting glow.

Designed with both comfort and privacy in mind, the main level presents a generously sized bedroom—easily accommodating a king bed, night table, and dresser—alongside a spacious living area ideally suited for entertaining or peaceful relaxation. The open-concept kitchen’s top-of-the-line Bosch appliances and ample storage further enhance its culinary appeal.

Descending a straight staircase reveals a versatile open space with its own separate entrance and windowed exposure, perfect for a den or home office. This level also includes a full bathroom with stall shower, in-unit washer/dryer, and abundant storage.

The impeccable renovation merges timeless architectural details with contemporary finishes, offering an exceptional living experience. Residents benefit from a common roof deck and patio, all while enjoying the vibrant spirit of the Village.

Nestled in the historic St. Mark’s District, on the city’s only perfectly east-west street, this home dates back to 18th-century New York. Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and the lively Union Square Farmers Market are all within walking distance, alongside quaint mom-and-pop shops. Nearby academic institutions include Cooper Union, NYU, Parsons, and SVA, with easy transportation on the 4 and 6 train lines, Union Square Station, and the Second Avenue bus.

Don’t miss the opportunity to make this duplex your own—and to negotiate a price that fits your vision—while immersing yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of one of Manhattan’s most storied neighborhoods.