Lahat ng open house ay BY APPOINTMENT lamang.

Isang pambihirang pagkakataon na minsan lamang dumarating sa buhay upang magkaroon ng isa sa mga huling townhouse na pribadong pag-aari sa Washington Square Park, sa gitna ng Greenwich Village. Taglay ang karangyaan at kadakilaan ng isang nagdaang panahon, ang natatanging bahay na ito na may lapad na 26 talampakan, limang palapag, at pinangalagaang Landmark ay may humigit-kumulang 8,750 square feet na panloob na espasyo para sa pamumuhay. Itinayo noong 1839 at ganap na inayos noong 2018, ang 26 Washington Square North ang pinakamataas na townhouse sa hilagang bahagi ng parke. Sa kasalukuyan, binubuo ito ng limang palapag na may limang mararangyang apartment na umaabot sa buong palapag, lahat ay nasa perpektong kondisyon.

Nag-aalok ang pambihirang townhouse na ito ng maraming posibilidad para sa mga investor o sa mga nagnanais lumikha ng kanilang perpektong tahanan. Kasalukuyang inuupahan ang lahat ng unit, kaya’t agad na makapagbibigay ng kita sa magiging mamimili. Para sa bibili nito bilang single-family residence, madali itong maibabalik bilang orihinal na tahanang para sa isang pamilya. Ang kilalang kompanya ng mga arkitekto na Ingui Architecture ang bumuo ng konsepto at nagdisenyo ng planong gawing isa sa pinakakamangha-manghang townhouse na nakaharap sa parke sa NYC; ang mga plano ay nakasalalay sa pag-apruba ng DOB at LPC.

Maaaring ihatid ang property na ito nang walang nakatira, may mga kasalukuyang nangungupahan, o gamitin bilang tirahan at lugar ng trabaho sa isa, dalawa, o tatlong palapag habang patuloy na nakokolekta ang kita mula sa pagpapaupa. Walang rent stabilization. Ang gusali, bloke, parke, at nakapaligid na komunidad ay pawang protektado at pinangangalagaan bilang bahagi ng Greenwich Village Historic District. Perpektong matatagpuan sa kaakit-akit na Greenwich Village, isang bloke lamang ang layo nito mula sa transportasyon, mga kainan, at anumang maaari mong kailanganin.

Ang tahanan ni William Dare Morgan ay orihinal na itinayo bilang isang bahay na may apat na palapag, may bakurang harapan na may tarangkahan, masalimuot na bakod, mataas na hagdanang pasukan, pormal na portiko ng pasukan na may mga haligi, at paneladong pinto na may mga bintanang nasa magkabilang gilid at transom. Si William Dare Morgan ay Bise Presidente ng Produce Exchange, kasosyo sa Grinnell, Tinker & Morgan, gobernador ng Knickerbocker Club, isa sa mga nagtatag ng New York Hospital, at nagtapos sa Yale University. Sila ng kanyang asawang si Angelica Livingston Hoyt, na nagmula sa angkan ng dalawang lumagda sa Declaration of Independence, ay nagpalaki ng apat na anak sa bahay na ito. Nagdagdag sila ng ikalimang palapag noong 1880, at nanatili ang kanilang pamilya sa bahay nang mahigit kalahating siglo. Kabilang sa mga sumunod na may-ari sina dating executive ng silent movie na si Richard West Saunders, kilalang abogado na si John Pinkerton East, pintor na si Everett Shinn, at financier na si Charles V. Bob. Ang mga bahay na may estilong Greek Revival sa hilagang bahagi ng Washington Square Park, na nakahanay sa magkabilang panig ng ibabang Fifth Avenue, ang natitira mula sa isang pangkat ng mga bahay na tinatawag na “the Row,” na itinayo para sa mga sosyal na elite ng Village noong dekada 1830. Ngayon ay kinikilala bilang isa sa mga pinakapambihirang hanay ng mga bahay na may estilong Greek Revival sa bansa, hinangaan ang mga ito dahil sa magkakatulad na estilong arkitektural, mataas na kalidad ng pagkakagawa, malalapad at malalalim na lote, mararangyang hagdanang pasukan, pormal na mga portiko ng pasukan, at maluluwang na hardin at bakurang harapan.

Noong dekada 1900, naging tahanan ang lugar ng mga kilalang Amerikanong manunulat kabilang sina Edgar Allan Poe, Mark Twain, at Ida Tarbell. Si Edward Hopper at marami pang ibang pintor, musikero, at alagad ng sining ay humugot ng inspirasyon mula sa enerhiya at komunidad nito. Ang Greenwich Village ay isa sa iilang komunidad sa Manhattan na nananatili pa rin ang makalumang alindog at pakiramdam ng pagiging walang kupas.

All open houses are BY APPOINTMENT only

A once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire one of the last privately owned townhomes on Washington Square Park in the heart of Greenwich Village. Boasting opulence and grandeur of a bygone era, this one-of-a-kind, 26' wide, 5-story Landmark Preserved home contains approximately 8,750 square feet of interior living space. Constructed in 1839 and gut renovated in 2018, 26 Washington Square North sits as the highest townhome on the North side of the park, and is currently configured as five floors featuring 5 floor-through luxury apartments in perfect condition.

This outstanding townhome provides optionality for investors or those looking to create their perfect home. All units are currently leased, providing a prospective purchaser with an immediate income generating property. For the single-family buyer, one can easily convert this outstanding home back to an original one-family residence. The renowned architect firm Ingui Architecture has conceptualized and designed this conversion to become one of the most spectacular park-facing townhouses in NYC, the plans are subject to DOB and LPC approvals.

This property can be delivered vacant, with tenants in place or live/work on a floor or two or three and keep the rental income. No rent stabilization. The building, block, park, and surrounding neighborhood are all protected and preserved as part of the Greenwich Village Historic District. Perfectly situated in charming Greenwich Village, you are within a block of transport, dining & anything you could need.

The William Dare Morgan residence was originally built as a four-story home with gated forecourt, ornate fencing, an elevated stoop, formal columned entrance portico, and paneled door with sidelights and transom. William Dare Morgan was Vice President of the Produce Exchange, a partner in Grinnell, Tinker & Morgan, a governor of the Knickerbocker Club, a founder of New York Hospital, and a graduate of Yale University. He and his wife Angelica Livingston Hoyt, a descendant of two of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, raised four children in the house. They added a fifth floor in 1880, and their family remained in the house for over half a century. Ensuing owners include former silent movie executive Richard West Saunders, well-known attorney John Pinkerton East, painter Everett Shinn, and the financier Charles V. Bob. The Greek Revival style houses along the North side of Washington Square Park flanking lower Fifth Avenue are what remains of a group of houses known as "the Row", built for the social elite of the Village in the 1830s. Now recognized as one of the most outstanding series of Greek Revival houses in the country, they were sought after for their uniform architectural style, high quality construction, extra wide and deep lots, prominent stoops, formal entrance porticos, and generous front gardens and forecourts.

During the 1900s, the area was home to notable American writers including Edgar Allen Poe, Mark Twain and Ida Tarbell. Edward Hopper and countless other painters, musicians and artists have drawn inspiration from the energy and community. Greenwich Village is one of the few neighborhoods that still retain old world charm and a sense of timelessness in Manhattan.