在西村中心，一座建筑师翻新过的联邦风格联排别墅

39 Barrow Street 坐落在一个拥有经典砖砌外立面的西村地标街区，是一座罕见的建筑师翻新联邦风格联排别墅，提供精致的设计、丰富的历史和适合现代生活的卓越布局。

这座房屋最初建于1826年，经过建筑师Reed A. Morrison的精心 redesign，跨越四层，面积约为2466平方英尺，拥有两个卧室、一个整层的办公室或客房套间，以及两个半浴室。最近的升级包括全后外立面和台阶的修复、新锅炉、热水储存罐、完全更换的暖通空调系统、新洗衣机/烘干机和新洗碗机。

客厅楼层以一个燃木壁炉和超大开窗为中心，带来壮观的光线，客厅的天花板高度超过11英尺。餐饮区与一间配备高端电器的厨师厨房相连，包括Gaggenau炉具和壁炉、另一个Gaggenau烤箱、Subzero冰箱、博世洗碗机和Dornbracht五金。房屋的第二个出入口可以通过私密的后花园进入，后花园直接通向第七大道。

花园层提供另一个生活空间，配有另一个燃木壁炉，并可直通景致优美的户外花园——一个布满常春藤的庇护所，适合娱乐、用餐和种植。

楼上，三层被配置为整层办公室或媒体室，配有定制木工、Sub-Zero冰箱和额外的燃木壁炉、套间浴室，以及一个俯瞰邻里屋顶的露台。顶楼专为主套房而设，配有天窗、宽敞的衣柜和双独立浴室。

39 Barrow的后外立面在《纽约客》封面上刊登，具有建筑学意义和文化标志。作为19世纪早期房屋幸存的稀有排屋之一，这个房产是西村建筑风貌中独特的一部分——距离该地区最佳餐厅、商店和文化机构仅几步之遥。

An Architect-Renovated Federal-Style Townhouse in the Heart of the West Village

Tucked behind a classic brick façade on a landmarked West Village block, 39 Barrow Street is a rare, architect-renovated Federal-style townhouse offering refined design, meaningful history, and an exceptional layout for modern living.

Originally built in 1826 and thoughtfully redesigned by architect Reed A. Morrison, the home spans four stories and approximately 2,466 square feet, with two bedrooms, a full-floor office or guest suite, and two-and-a-half baths. Recent upgrades include a full rear façade and stoop restoration, a new boiler, hot water storage tank, an entirely replaced HVAC system, new washer/dryer, and new dishwasher.

The parlor floor is anchored by a wood-burning fireplace and oversized casement windows that bring dramatic light into the living room, with ceiling heights over 11 feet. The dining area flows into a chef’s kitchen equipped with top-of-the-line appliances including a Gaggenau range and wall oven, an additional Gaggenau oven, Subzero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, and Dornbracht fixtures. A second entrance to the home is accessible through the private rear garden, which opens directly onto Seventh Avenue.

The garden level offers a second living space with another wood-burning fireplace and access to the landscaped outdoor garden — an ivy-draped sanctuary with space for entertaining, dining, and planting.

Upstairs, the third floor is configured as a full-floor office or media room with custom millwork, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and additional wood burning fireplace, an en-suite bath, and a terrace overlooking the neighborhood rooftops. The top floor is dedicated to the primary suite, featuring a skylight, generous closets, and dual baths.

Architecturally significant and culturally iconic, the rear façade of 39 Barrow was featured on the cover of The New Yorker. Part of a rare surviving row of early 19th-century homes, the property is a distinguished part of the West Village’s architectural fabric — moments from the area’s best restaurants, shops, and cultural institutions.