Gran nan echèl ak rich nan istwa, 10 West 9th Street se yon kay vil ki gen 25 pye lajè, apeprè 7,600 pye kare, ki chita nan Gold Coast Greenwich Village, kèk pa lwen Fifth Avenue ak Washington Square Park. Li te konstwi nan 1841 pa komèsan bwa ki rich, Thomas McKie, ki reprezante élégans epòk li a ak ofri yon opòtinite ra, premye nan sis deseni, pou posede yon egzanp inik nan istwa Greenwich Village epi vin yon pati nan chapitre kap vini li yo.

Depi prèske de syèk, kay sa a, ki sitiye sou bò sid West 9th Street, akeyi yon pakèt rezidan ak vizitè eksepsyonèl e li te yon salon vibrant pou atis, ekriven ak entelektyèl remakab, ki reflete enèji ak originalite ki toujou defini katye sa a. Jodi a, kay vil sa a kanpe kòm yon ti bijou achitekti ki bien prezève e yon temwayaj sou eritaj atistik ak kiltirèl Greenwich Village.

Achitekti kay la espesyal tankou istwa li. Yon bèl, do kay mansard ki fèt an kwiv ki pa ka repwodui, ki bòde yon mi fenèt skydiver de etaj ki ban nou anpil limyè nò sou duplex a ak plafon ki gen 17 pye. De tèt etaj sa yo te konstwi an 1922 pa atis renome William Glackens, fondatè Ashcan School la, ak madanm li, atis Edith Dimock, ki te itilize yo kòm yon gwo atelye atis ki gen yon teras nan 5yèm etaj ki gade sou jaden an ak pye bwa yo. Travay Glackens yo te anpil kolekte e li te ekspoze nan Metropolitan Museum of Art, Corcoran Gallery, Carnegie Institute, Addison Gallery, ak anpil koleksyon prive remakab.

Etaj salon an gen yon gwo, plan ouvè pou salon ak sal manje, plafon ki monte plis pase 13 pye, de chemine antik, bèl pilast, kapital ak modèl, ak gwo pòt ki renove. Yon mi fenèt ki pran tout lajè, soti nan planche pou rive nan plafon, mennen nan teras dèyè a, ki ouvri sou yon gwo, solèy-kap fè fas a jaden prive ki kenbe bò ak pye bwa matirite ki wo.

Nivo jaden an ofri posibilite pou yon gwo, espas ki ale tout longè, ki ouvri dirèkteman nan jaden dèyè a, oswa li ka rete nan konfigirasyon aktyèl li a, ki gen ladan yon apatman atelye ak yon entrée separe ki anba senk, pafè pou envite, èd nan kay oswa itilizasyon biwo.

Yon plen sou-sous, ki ka reimajine kòm yon sant fòmasyon/spa/salle jwèt/teyat, kounye a gen chofaj la ak gwo zòn depo.

Kay la gen lòt detay achitekti enpresyonan, tankou sis chemine (kèk ak mantèl orijinal ak antouraj), yon fou Olanda orijinal, plafon ki gen plis pase 11 pye nan chanm 3yèm etaj yo, de lòt skylights 6yèm etaj, yon fasad briquet cho ki gen kwiv, yon stoop dramatik ak travay fè ki konplèks ki gen roset, palmet ak motif kle grèk, yon pòt antre ki fèmen ak pilast ki wo ki kouvri ak kapital akantus, ak yon transom twa pan ki pèmèt limyè natirèl antre nan foyer ekstèn nan.

Yon ekstansyon dèyè ki gen kat etaj ki te paseèl fè li posib anpil itilizasyon pou nouvo pwopriyetè kay la, ki gen ladan yon chanm dejene, biwo nan kay, chanm envite ak espas deyò prive anplis. Sijè a apwobasyon LPC ak DOB, li ta ka itilize kòm baz pou elaji footprint aktyèl pwopriyete a, yon efò ki reyalize avèk siksè pa plizyè vwazen nan dekad ki sot pase a.

Kay vil sa a ki lajè, se siz etaj ak jaden ki fè fas a sid la ka delivre vid, e nan mache jodi a li parfe pozisyone pou retounen nan granè orijinal li kòm yon mansyòn Greenwich Village pèsonèl. Pa rate opòtinite sa a pou rele 10 West 9th Street pa ou.

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Grand in scale and rich in history, 10 West 9th Street is a 25-foot-wide, approximately 7,600 square foot townhouse located in Greenwich Village's prime Gold Coast, steps away from Fifth Avenue and Washington Square Park. Constructed in 1841 by wealthy lumber merchant Thomas McKie, the six-story Greek Revival embodies the elegance of its era and represents a rare opportunity, the first in six decades, to own this unique example of Greenwich Village history and become part of its next chapter.

For almost two centuries, this home, situated on the south side of West 9th Street, has welcomed an extraordinary array of residents and visitors and been a vibrant salon for notable artists, writers and intellectuals, reflecting the energy and originality that has always defined this neighborhood. Today, this commanding townhouse stands as a beautifully preserved architectural gem and a testament to the artistic and cultural legacy of Greenwich Village.

The home's architecture is as special as its history. A beautiful, copper mansard roof frames an impossible-to-duplicate two-story skylight window wall that floods the 5th floor duplex and its 17' ceilings with gentle Northern light. These top two floors were constructed in 1922 by famed artist William Glackens, founder of the Ashcan School, and his wife, artist Edith Dimock, who used them as a grand artist's studio complete with a 5th floor terrace overlooking the garden and trees. Glackens' work was highly collected and has hung in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Corcoran Gallery, Carnegie Institute, Addison Gallery, and many notable private collections.

The parlor floor features a huge, open-plan living and dining room, ceilings that soar more than 13', two antique fireplaces, beautiful pilasters, capitals and moldings, and massive restored doors. A full-width, floor-to-ceiling window wall leads to the rear terrace, which opens onto a large, sunny, south-facing private garden flanked by tall, mature trees.

The garden level offers the possibility of an enormous, full-length, floor-through space opening directly into the rear garden, or can be kept in its current configuration, which includes a studio apartment with a separate under-stoop entrance, perfect for guests, household help or office use.

A full sub-basement, which can be reimagined as a fitness center/spa/playroom/theatre, currently houses the boiler and huge storage areas.

The house features other impressive architectural details, including six fireplaces (some with original mantels and surrounds), an original Dutch oven, ceilings of more than 11' in the 3rd floor bedrooms, two additional 6th floor skylights, a warm brick facade trimmed in brownstone, a dramatic stoop with intricate ironwork incorporating rosettes, palmettes and Greek key motifs, an entry door framed by tall pilasters capped with acanthus capitals, and a three-paned transom that allows natural light into the exterior foyer.

A grandfathered, four-story rear extension lends itself to many possible uses for the future homeowner, including a breakfast room, home offices, guest rooms and additional private outdoor spaces. Subject to LPC and DOB approval, it could also be used as the basis to expand the property's current footprint, an effort successfully accomplished by several neighbors in the past decade.

This extra-wide, six-story townhouse and south-facing garden can be delivered vacant, and in today's marketplace is perfectly positioned to be restored to its original grandeur as a personal Greenwich Village mansion. Don't miss this opportunity to call 10 West 9th Street your own.

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