7 MacDougal Alley

Tucked away on an exclusive, gated carriageway in Greenwich Village, this meticulously designed one-bedroom, two-bathroom townhouse is a masterful blend of historic provenance and contemporary elegance. Once home to artists and visionaries, the residence has been reimagined by renowned architect Annabelle Selldorf into a strikingly modern yet warmly intimate sanctuary. Anchored by a sculptural, light-filled staircase, the home’s interiors unfold across multiple levels, culminating in a private rooftop terrace. A dramatic double-height living room is framed by ten-foot, south-facing windows that flood the space with natural light. Thoughtfully curated materials—from blackened metal railings to expertly crafted finishes—create a tactile, sophisticated ambiance. The chef’s kitchen, seamlessly integrated into the dining area, opens onto a tranquil garden patio, offering a seamless flow for indoor-outdoor living. The primary suite, a serene retreat, enjoys direct access to the rooftop garden. Every element of the home has been conceived with the collector in mind, from the library crafted from a former wine cellar to the exquisite guest bath wrapped in rare, 100-year-old patinated copper. A coveted private parking space adds to the rarity of this offering. A home of extraordinary character and discretion, this townhouse is an unparalleled offering in one of Manhattan’s most storied enclaves.