| Detay | 4 chanm, 4 twalèt, 2 demi twalèt, machin lave, machin sèch, enteryè: 4000 ft2, 372m2, batiman an gen 4 etaj |
| Ane konstriksyon | 1844 |
| Taks (pa ane) | $57,780 |
| Tren anba tè | 3 minit pou tren 1, 2, 3 |
| 4 minit pou tren L | |
| 6 minit pou tren A, C, E | |
| 7 minit pou tren B, D, F, M | |
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Sou Bank Street, ki se yon lari tipik nan Greenwich Village ki nonmen pou Bank of New York, ki te fonde pa Alexander Hamilton, chita sa a townhouse ki cham ki fèk sibi yon renovasyon triple-mint pa achitè G.P. Schafer.
Bati ant 1844-1845, 22 Bank Street se yon townhouse pou yon sèl fanmi ak yon fasad ladrès wouj ki chita nan mitan blòk sa a ki gen pye bwa sou bò li. Kay la gen 19 pye lajè ak yon jaden ki fè fas a sid ki gen 42 pye.
Lè ou antre nan nivo Parlor la soti nan stash la orijinal, ou akeyi pa yon gwo chanm ki gen yon echèl enpresyonan, ki etand 38' avèk plafon 11'. Chanm sa a gen de chemine ak bèl etajè ki entegre pou liv. Tansyon fenèt orijinal yo te retabli epi yo ouvri pou pèmèt limyè solèy la inonde. Nan fen dimansyon grann nan gen yon bibliyotèk ak fenèt ki twò gwo ak yon balkon Juliet ki gade sou jaden ki anba a. Yon chanm pou pousyè a byen sitiye sou etaj sa a. Gen yon asansè anndan ki tout nouvo ki sèvi tout etaj ki anlè yo.
Lè ou antre nan kay la soti nan pòt ki nan nivo jaden an, ou akeyi pa yon antay ki fèt pafètman ak yon ban ki entegre ak yon etajè pou mante. Juste sou hall la se yon salon ki ka sèvi tou kòm yon suite pou envite si sa nesesè. Nan dèyè kay la, ou pral jwenn yon sal manje fòmèl ki santre sou yon chemine gaz. Chanm sa a ouvri sou yon kwizin ki klere ak santre sou yon gwo zile marb. Kwizin nan prezante pi bon kalite aparèy ki gen ladan de lave-vè ak yon gwo pantry ki gen depo diven. Kwizin nan gade sou jaden ki plante ak bamboo. Jaden ki fè fas a sid sa a se yon oasis pafè ki ofri vi prive ak trankilite pandan y ap toujou jwenn limyè bèl.
Renovasyon an reflechi prezève detay istorik tout kote, ki gen ladan eskalye orijinal la. Sou dezyèm etaj kay la gen de suite chanm ki gen plas laj. Chanm devan an gade sou Bank Street e li gen yon gwo gardwob ki ka mache nan li ak yon twalèt atache. Chanm dèyè a gen yon twalèt atache ak yon mi ki gen pòt vè pou soti sou yon gwo teras ki gade sou jaden an.
Dènye etaj la se yon suite chanm prensipal luks. Chanm abiman an konplè ak gardwob entegre ak limyè natirèl. Li ofri aksè nan yon gwo teras ak vi sou jaden townhouse yo. Chanm prensipal la santre sou yon chemine dekoratif ak twa gwo fenèt ki gade sou Bank Street ki bèl, chamant, ak ki gen pye bwa sou bò li pandan li pèmèt limyè anpyetan avèk ekspozisyon nò. Twalèt prensipal la gen doub lavabo, kontwa marb, yon ti ben ak yon douch separe ki anba yon gwo skylight.
Silo a se yon kote pafè pou yon jimnastik kay oswa yon estidyo yoga. Li ranje ak depo epi li gen yon chanm pou pousyè ansanm ak fasilite pou lave pou kay la. Planche tout kote nan kay la se pin ki redeklare ki evokasyon period la lè kay la te bati. Kay la frape yon akò pafè ant sansibilité modèn ak bèl istwa ki anndan li.
On Bank Street which is a quintessential Greenwich Village Street named for the Bank of New York, founded by Alexander Hamilton sits this charming townhouse has just undergone a triple-mint renovation by the architect G.P. Schafer.
Built between 1844-1845, 22 Bank Street is a single-family townhouse with a red brick facade that sits in the middle of this quiet tree-lined block. The house is 19 feet wide with a 42 foot South-facing garden.
On entering the Parlor level from the original stoop you are greeted by great room of impressive scale, spanning 38' with 11' ceilings. This room features two fireplaces and beautiful built-in bookcases. The original window shutters have been restored and open to allow sunlight to flood in. At the far end of the great room is a library with over-sized windows and a Juliet balcony overlooking the garden below. A powder room is conveniently located on this floor. There is a brand new interior elevator serving all of the upper floors.
Entering the house from the garden-level door you are greeted by a perfectly appointed entryway with built-in bench and coat rack. Just off the hallway is a den that could also function as a guest suite if needed. Through to the back of the house you will find a formal dining room centered on a gas fireplace. This room opens up into a gleaming chef's kitchen centered on a large marble island. The kitchen features top-of-the line appliances including two dishwashers and a sizeable pantry with wine storage. The kitchen looks out onto the bamboo planted garden. This south-facing garden is the perfect oasis offering privacy and quiet while still getting wonderful light.
The renovation has thoughtfully preserved historic details throughout, including the original staircase. On the second floor of the house are two spacious bedroom suites. The front room looks out onto Bank Street and has a walk-in closet and ensuite bathroom. The back room features an ensuite bathroom and a wall of glass-paned doors onto a large terrace overlooking the garden.
The top floor is a luxurious Primary bedroom suite. The dressing room is complete with built-in closets and natural light. It also gives access to a sizeable terrace with views over townhouse gardens. The Primary bedroom is centered on a decorative fireplace and three large windows that look out onto the beautiful, charming, tree-lined Bank Street while letting in enormous amounts of light with northern exposure. The primary bathroom contains double sinks, marble counter tops, a soaking tub and separate standing shower under a large skylight.
The cellar is the perfect place for a home gym or yoga studio. It is lined with storage and has a powder room as well as the laundry facilities for the house. The flooring throughout the house is reclaimed pine evoking the age when the house was built. The house strikes the perfect chord between modern sensibilities and the beautiful history within its walls.
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