Pa janm disponib anvan, Penthouse ki nan 719 Greenwich Street la ofri yon opòtinite ra pou kreye youn nan rezidans ki pi distenk nan West Village, kote li konbine yon karaktè achitekti ekstraòdinè, vi prive, istwa ak fason viv tipik nan anba lavil la.

Penthouse la kouvri apeprè 3,060 pye kare, ak 1,100 pye kare anplis espas deyò. Li resevwa limyè dirèk sou tout kat bò li yo epi li distenge pa yon anviwònman twati remakab, diferan de sa yo jwenn nòmalman nan anba lavil la, ak bèl vi pwoteje sou Distri Istorik West Village la. Yon eskalye pèsonalize an metal ak bwa natirèl, ki gen kèk referans disrè sou lavi maritim epi ki reflete lavi pwopriyetè depi lontan an kòm yon maren devwe, monte pou rive nan yon bèl ti kay ki enspire pa Maine ansanm ak yon galri ki kouvri, byen wo anlè twati ki antoure yo. Pi lwen toujou, gwo jaden prive ki sou twati a ofri yon vi espektakilè, dirèk epi san okenn obstak, nan direksyon nò sou Hudson Yards ak Empire State Building, ansanm ak lòt gratsyèl; nan direksyon lès, pi lwen pase Jefferson Market Library; epi nan direksyon sid, sou One World Trade Center. Konfigirasyon anndan-deyò a pèmèt moun sèvi ak espas la byen lontan apre mwa ki pi cho yo, sa ki kreye yon dekor inik pou manje ak resevwa envite pandan tout ane a, ak silwèt vil la kòm fon.

Anndan an, karaktè istorik la prezan tout kote, avèk kolòn estriktirèl an bwa, travès ak brik ekspoze ki orijinal, nan tout espas k ap viv ki gen aparans loft la. Plafon yo mezire 10.5 pye wotè, epi gen yon chemine ki boule bwa, ki kouvri ak dal granit rekipere ki te konn pave blòk katye a. Kounye a, li gen kat chanm: yon suite prensipal nan yon kwen, de chanm pou envite (youn ladan yo sèvi kòm biwo), ak yon ti loft dòmi konfòtab sou yon mezzanine, ansanm ak yon biwo/atelye apa. Plan etaj la ofri yon echèl ak yon fleksibilite ekstraòdinè, avèk posiblite renovasyon san limit ki ka adapte ak bezwen espesifik ou.

Pwopriyete a gen yon istwa kiltirèl remakab tou. Penthouse la te parèt nan fim Woody Allen lan, *Manhattan Murder Mystery*, epi fotograf National Geographic ki renome George Steinmetz, li menm yo konnen pou etid ayeryen ekstraòdinè li yo, te fè foto li pou Gothamist. Meadow ki sou twati a te parèt kòm imaj santral la nan nimewo National Geographic me 2009 la, ki te konsantre sou twati vèt atravè lemond.

Konstri an 1909 okòmansman kòm yon depo liv, 719 Greenwich Street se yon bilding loft anvan lagè ki gen 12 inite, ak yon fasad brik istorik ak yon echèl entim. Li chita sou yon blòk trankil ki gen pye bwa sou toude bò lari a, ant Charles Street ak Perry Street, a kèk moman sèlman de Hudson River Park, epi li antoure pa restoran, boutik, galri ak enstitisyon kiltirèl ki defini West Village la.

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.