Ba a taɓa samun irin wannan dama a baya ba: Penthouse ɗin da ke 719 Greenwich Street yana ba da wata dama ta musamman ta ƙirƙirar ɗaya daga cikin gidajen zama mafi ban mamaki a West Village, tare da haɗa fasalin gine-gine na musamman, sirri, tarihi, da ainihin salon rayuwar cikin birni.

Penthouse ɗin ya ƙunshi kusan murabba’in ƙafa 3,060, tare da ƙarin murabba’in ƙafa 1,100 na fili a waje. Hasken rana na shiga kai tsaye daga dukkan ɓangarori huɗu, kuma abin da ya bambanta shi ne wani rufin gini mai ban mamaki, wanda ba kasafai ake samun irinsa a cikin birni ba, tare da ingantattun ra’ayoyi masu kariya a kan Yankin Tarihi na West Village. Wata matakalar ƙarfe da itacen halitta da aka ƙera musamman, mai ɗauke da alamomin salon teku cikin salo na dabara—waɗanda ke tunasar da rayuwar mai gidan na dogon lokaci a matsayin ƙwararren mai tuƙin jirgin ruwa—ta haura zuwa wani ƙayataccen ƙaramin gida mai salo irin na Maine da wata baranda mai rufi, wanda yake sama da rufin gine-ginen da ke kewaye. Bayan haka, faffadan lambun rufin ginin na kashin kai yana da kyawawan ra’ayoyi marasa shamaki kai tsaye zuwa arewa, inda ake ganin Hudson Yards da Empire State Building, da sauran dogayen gine-gine; zuwa gabas bayan Jefferson Market Library; sannan zuwa kudu har zuwa One World Trade Center. Tsarin da ya haɗa cikin gida da waje yana ba da damar amfani da wajen fiye da watannin zafi, yana samar da wani yanayi na musamman don cin abinci da karɓar baƙi duk shekara, tare da hasken silin birni a matsayin bango.

A cikin gidan, ana samun yalwar alamomin tarihi, ciki har da ginshiƙan katako na asali, manyan katakun ɗaukar kaya, da tubalin bango da aka bar a bayyane a dukkan wuraren zama masu kama da loft, tare da silin mai tsayin ƙafa 10.5 da murhu mai ƙona itace wanda aka lulluɓe da duwatsun granite da aka sake amfani da su, waɗanda a da suka shimfiɗe titunan unguwar. A halin yanzu, gidan ya ƙunshi ɗakunan kwana huɗu—babban ɗakin kwana na kusurwa, ɗakunan baƙi biyu (ɗaya ana amfani da shi a matsayin ofis), da ƙaramin ɗakin kwana na mezzanine mai daɗi—tare da wani ofis/ɗakin aiki na daban. Faɗin bene yana da girma da sassauci na musamman, kuma yana ba da damar gyare-gyare marasa iyaka da za su dace da takamaiman buƙatunku.

Ginin yana da tarihi mai ban mamaki na al’adu kuma. An nuna penthouse ɗin a cikin fim ɗin Woody Allen mai suna *Manhattan Murder Mystery*, sannan fitaccen mai ɗaukar hoto na National Geographic, George Steinmetz, wanda aka san shi da nazarinsa na musamman na wurare daga sama, ya ɗauki hotonsa domin mujallar Gothamist. An kuma nuna filin ciyawar da ke kan rufin ginin a matsayin babban hoton tsakiyar mujallar National Geographic ta watan Mayu 2009, wadda ta mayar da hankali kan rufin gine-gine masu kore a faɗin duniya.

An gina 719 Greenwich Street tun asali a shekarar 1909 a matsayin ma’ajiyar littattafai. Yanzu, gini ne na musamman mai ɗauke da rukunin loft guda 12 na kafin yaƙi, tare da bangon tubali mai tarihi da ƙaramin tsari mai kusanci. Yana kan wani shiru mai layin itatuwa tsakanin Charles Street da Perry Street, kuma yana da tazarar ‘yan lokuta kaɗan daga Hudson River Park, tare da kasancewa a tsakiyar gidajen cin abinci, shaguna, ɗakunan baje koli, da cibiyoyin al’adu waɗanda suka ayyana West Village.

Never before available, the Penthouse at 719 Greenwich Street offers a rare opportunity to create one of the West Village’s most distinctive residences, combining extraordinary architectural character, privacy, history, and quintessential downtown living.

Encompassing approximately 3,060 square feet with an additional 1,100 square feet of outdoor space, the penthouse, with direct light coming in from all four sides, is distinguished by a remarkable rooftop setting unlike anything typically found downtown, with protected views over the West Village Historic District. A custom metal and natural wood staircase, featuring subtle nautical references that reflect the longtime owner’s life as a dedicated sailor, ascends to a charming Maine-inspired cottage and covered porch perched high above the surrounding rooftops. Beyond, the expansive private roof garden enjoys spectacular, direct unobstructed views North to Hudson Yards and the Empire State Building, along with other skyscrapers, East past the Jefferson Market Library, and South to One World Trade Center. The indoor-outdoor setting allows for use well beyond the warmer months, creating a singular backdrop for year-round dining and entertaining against the city skyline.

Inside, historic character abounds with original wooden structural columns, girders, and exposed brick throughout the loft-like living spaces, with 10.5-foot ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace clad in reclaimed granite pavers that once lined the neighborhood's blocks. Currently, it is comprised of four bedrooms - a corner primary suite, two guest bedrooms (one used as an office), and a cozy mezzanine sleeping loft - along with a separate office/workshop. The floor plate offers fantastic scale and flexibility, with endless renovation possibilities suited to your specific needs.

The property also has a remarkable cultural history. The penthouse was featured in Woody Allen’s film Manhattan Murder Mystery and photographed by acclaimed National Geographic photographer George Steinmetz, known for his extraordinary aerial studies, for Gothamist. The rooftop meadow is the featured centerfold in National Geographic’s May 2009 issue focusing on green roofs around the world.

Originally constructed in 1909 as a book depository, 719 Greenwich Street is a distinctive 12-unit pre-war loft building with a historic brick façade and an intimate scale. Set on a quiet, tree-lined block between Charles and Perry Streets, it sits moments from Hudson River Park and amidst the restaurants, shops, galleries, and cultural institutions that define the West Village.