222 East 11th Street, GARDEN

Situated mid-block on tree-lined East 11th street, this exceptionally rare 4-bedroom, 3-bath duplex home with an 800sqft landscaped garden offers an unparalleled living experience, reminiscent of a Parisian garden escape. Behind the historic 19th century brownstone facade, discover exposed brick, refined millwork, crown moldings, recessed lighting, chandeliers, and bespoke shelving that speak to its thoughtful turn-of-the-century design. Past its private gated front entry, its open-concept layout creates a seamless flow, whether hosting a dinner party beside the wide kitchen hearth, descending into the sunken living room where majestic 12-foot ceilings and an elegant mantle are enhanced by floor-to-ceiling windows, or enjoy the private garden that promises serene outdoor moments. In the living room, high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows invite an abundance of natural light, with southern exposures enhancing the home's airy ambiance. The carefully renovated kitchen and baths blend modern convenience with timeless elegance. This gem in a garden setting offers a harmonious blend of urban excitement and tranquil retreat. Upstairs, the primary ensuite is a true sanctuary. French doors lead to the generous primary suite, featuring a personal fireplace, ample custom closets, Juliet balconies displaying stunning scrollwork, and a custom desk in the connected office. Vintage nuance meets modern ease in its stunning ensuite, showcasing a separate shower and dual sinks. Mature trees add just enough dappled sunlight to evoke images of cinematic scenery or avant-garde art. The versatile layout offers a comfortable retreat for guests, ability to work from home, and/or children's play areas. The home is equipped with central AC, a washer/dryer in-unit, and a voice intercom system. Located in the Heart of the East Village, enjoy the vast array of international cinemas, restaurants, cafes, iconic landmarks and boutiques. You are steps away from Union Square Park, Astor Place, Wegmans, Trader Joes, Whole Foods, and several major subway lines and crosstown buses.