Ti a ba sọ si eti okun àgbègbè Manhattan's East Village, ile-iṣọ́ àkọ́kọ́ kan ti o ni awọn ẹgbé igi can ti ojú òfurufú, eyi ti o ni 20 ẹsẹ ni ìwọn, jẹ́ alabapade ti itan ti o ni asọye pẹlu imọ-ẹrọ ode oni. Ibi ti a da ni 1900, ile naa ti tunṣe ni pẹkipẹki nipasẹ onisegun olokiki Annabelle Selldorf. O gbooro ju 5,200 ẹsẹ onigun mẹrin pọ si, ile naa ni imukuro 35 ẹsẹ jinlẹ, ilẹ ti a ti gba pada ti o ni ẹwọn, ati imọlẹ adayeba ti o pọ nipasẹ awọn ida mẹrin. Awọn alaye alaye ti o jẹ ti awọn onjẹ ti o ni fọọmu nipasẹ awọn olorin ti o wa lẹhin awọn iṣẹ Soho House, afẹfẹ aarin, awọn ferese Citiquiet, ati ipele isalẹ nla fun ibi ipamọ tabi aaye ere papa tun mu ifamọra rẹ pọ si.

Ipele igbó naa nfunni ni ọpọlọpọ aṣeyọri, ti a ti ṣeto bi ọfiisi ile aladani ni bayi. Pẹlu ẹnu-ọna tirẹ, aaye yii tun le ṣiṣẹ bi ikọ́-ikọ́ mẹta, ibi iwẹ mẹta kan pẹlu yara ìjò, ti o jẹ ti o dara fun owo afikun tabi ibugbe iran mẹta. Yara idile naa ni irọrun nṣan sinu igbó alasejules, ti o ni igi alawọ-oorun, n ṣẹda ibi isimi ti ikọkọ ti ita gbangba.

Ni ipele parlor, ibi igi ti a ṣe daradara pẹlu agbeko epo ti a kọ silẹ n yipa silẹ si aaye ibugbe ati ounje to pọ. Ibi ti a da lori ile-ilẹ marble ati eyiti a tan imọlẹ nipasẹ awọn chandelier crystal lati Kammer, yara naa n yipada ni irọrun si ibi idana — ibi ti o dara fun awọn enamda efa. Marble Carrera giga wa lori awọn tabili ati agbegbe ọti, ti o ṣẹda ibi iṣẹ ẹlẹwa fun ayẹyẹ. Ibi idana naa ni ẹgbẹ awọn ohun elo Gaggenau, pẹlu stovetop, grill, teppanyaki, oven, convection oven, ati ẹrọ yelo ti a ṣeto. Awọn aṣayan irọrun miiran ni ile itaja Liebherr, friji waini, friji ọti ati ohun mimu, ati ọna itọnisọna ilọsiwaju ti omi. A ti fi chandelier kan ti o wa lati ile itaja Waldorf Astoria Hotel, ti a fi sori ẹrọ ni igba akọkọ ti a kọ, ti n gbe aami itura si ọkan ti ile naa.

Ipele kẹta ni awọn ibudó mẹta ti o ni imọlẹ ti oorun ti a ti ṣeto ni ayika skylight aarin ti o n su ni imọlẹ adayeba. Yara kan ti o dojukọ ariwa n wo aworan aṣa ti East 5th Street, nigba ti yara aarin naa pin ile iwẹ ti a bo pẹlu marble pẹlu awọn ohun elo Duravit, tub gbigba omi ati yara ìjò. Yara ti o jinna julọ ni awọn ida mẹta, balcony Juliet, ati iwẹ ti ara ẹni ti o ni ikọ.

Ipele kẹrin jẹ ti suite akọkọ aladani, ibi isimi ti itura ati aṣa. Awọn ferese lẹmeji n tan imọlẹ si yara naa nigba ti o n pa a ni idakẹjẹ, ati ina ina ibon ṣiṣe igi ni ifamọra. Awọn sconce vintage lati ile itaja Waldorf Astoria Hotel ati chandelier ti o lẹwa ti awọn ọdun 1970 nipasẹ Jerre ni yara akọkọ n mu aaye naa pẹlu ipari ti ko ni kalẹ. Ibi iwẹ ti ara ẹni jẹ iṣẹ-ọnà, tub awọ ti a fa, vanities meji, ati awọn iwẹ mẹta. Ni ẹgbẹ suite naa, ẹka ina ti o ni imọlẹ ti o ni awọn beams ti a ṣe afihan ati balcony Juliet ti pese aaye iyanilenu fun isinmi tabi iṣaro. yara iwẹ marble dudu ati pẹtẹlẹ wiwọle ti o mu wa si ile ẹṣin pẹlu iwọ-nla ati iwo Manhattan.

Ti a ṣe ni Manhattan's vibratile East Village, ile-iṣọ́ yii wa ni agbegbe ti a mọ fun itan-kulture rẹ ti o ni ọlọrọ ati aṣa oniruru. Agbegbe naa ni ajọṣepọ oriṣiriṣi ti awọn ile ounje, awọn bar, ati awọn boutiques, ti o ṣe afihan itẹlọrun rẹ. Awọn olugbe gbadun isunmọ si Tompkins Square Park, ti nfunni ni awọn aaye alawọ ati awọn iṣẹlẹ agbegbe. Apopọ alailẹgbẹ ti itan ati awọn amayederun ode oni ni East Village ṣe kó ìbẹw ṣẹyìn si ibi ti a fẹsẹmulẹ fun awọn ti n wa igbesi aye ilu ti o ni agbara ati ẹda.

Awọn aṣayan ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ wa ni opolopo, pẹlu awọn laini ọkọ oju-irin to sunmọ ti o ni awọn ọkọ L, F, ati 6 fun iraye si ni irọrun jakejado ilu ati awọn ibudo CitiBike ti wa ni itọju fun irin-ajo ti ọmọde. Fun awọn ti ń rin irin ajo pẹlu ọkọ, agbegbe naa nfunni ni iraye si rọọrun si awọn opopona nla bi FDR Drive, ti o nfun ni anfani to rọrun.

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Nestled on a picturesque, tree-lined street in Manhattan's East Village, this 20-foot-wide single-family townhouse seamlessly blends historic charm with modern sophistication. Originally constructed in 1900, the home has been meticulously restored by renowned architect Annabelle Selldorf. Spanning over 5,200 square feet across four stories, the residence boasts a 35-foot-deep extension, reclaimed wide-plank floors, and abundant natural light through four exposures. Thoughtful details such as custom millwork by the artisans behind Soho House projects, central air, Citiquiet windows, and a massive lower level for storage or recreational space further enhance its appeal.

The garden level offers remarkable versatility, currently configured as a private home office. With its own entrance, this space could also function as a two-bedroom, one-bathroom rental unit with a laundry room, ideal for additional income or multi-generational living. The family room flows effortlessly into a serene, bluestone-paved garden lined with lush landscaping, creating a private outdoor retreat.

On the parlor level, a beautifully crafted entrance hall with a built-out coat closet leads to a grand living and dining space. Anchored by a marble mantle fireplace and illuminated by crystal chandeliers from Kammer, the room transitions seamlessly into the kitchen-a haven for culinary enthusiasts. High-end Carrera marble spans the countertops and bar area, creating a stunning workspace for entertaining. The kitchen boasts a suite of Gaggenau appliances, including a stovetop, grill, teppanyaki, oven, convection oven, and dedicated ice maker. Additional luxuries include a Liebherr refrigerator, wine fridge, beer and beverage fridge, and a reverse osmosis water filtration system. This space is crowned by a chandelier from the historic Waldorf Astoria Hotel, originally installed during its construction, adding a touch of storied elegance to the heart of the home.

The third floor features three sunlit bedrooms arranged around a central skylight that bathes the space in natural light. A north-facing bedroom overlooks the charming streetscape of East 5th Street, while the central bedroom shares a marble-lined bathroom with Duravit fixtures, a soaking tub and a laundry room. The southernmost bedroom boasts three exposures, a Juliet balcony, and a private en suite bathroom.

The fourth floor is dedicated entirely to the luxurious primary suite, a sanctuary of comfort and style. Double-pane windows flood the room with light while keeping it whisper-quiet, and a wood-burning fireplace adds a cozy touch. Vintage sconces from the Waldorf Astoria Hotel and a stunning 1970s chandelier by Jerre in the main bedroom enhance the space with timeless elegance. The en suite bathroom is a masterpiece, a clawfoot tub, dual vanities, and two showers. Adjacent to the suite, a sunlit private den with exposed beams and a Juliet balcony provides an idyllic setting for relaxation or reflection. a black marble powder room and a spiral staircase leading to the roof deck with treetop and downtown Manhattan view

Located in Manhattan's vibrant East Village, this townhouse is nestled in a neighborhood renowned for its rich cultural history and eclectic atmosphere. The area boasts a diverse mix of restaurants, bars, and boutiques, reflecting its artistic heritage. Residents enjoy proximity to Tompkins Square Park, offering green spaces and community events. The East Village's unique blend of historic charm and modern amenities makes it a sought-after destination for those seeking an energetic and creative urban lifestyle.

Transportation options are abundant, with nearby subway lines including the L, F, and 6 trains for seamless access across the city and CitiBike stations are conveniently located for eco-friendly travel. For those traveling by car, the neighborhood offers easy