售$1899萬 - 135 W 4TH Street #PHE, 曼哈頓 格林威治村 Greenwich Village, NY 10012｜ID# RLS20119528

羅馬式復興建築的宏偉氣勢，在這間非凡的市中心複層頂層公寓中煥發全新生命。跨越兩個戲劇性的樓層，挑高比例、原始彩繪玻璃、裸露木樑與當代設計交相融合，營造出一處歷史感與獨特個性鮮明的家居空間。

樓上，覆以木材的 20 英尺高天花板高聳於寬敞的起居與宴客空間之上，歷史細節與裸露管線、鋼材及玻璃所構成的工業風格相互映照。彩繪玻璃窗遍布整個住宅，將昔日教堂的遺存轉化為繽紛的建築焦點。

上層中央設有開放式主廚廚房，搭配圖案感十足的磁磚與寬敞中島；廚房自然延伸至起居區，並通往一座 500 平方英尺的私人露台。露台配備戶外廚房，並擁有充裕的用餐與休憩空間，讓居家生活延伸至藍天下。

下層設有兩間寬敞的臥室套房，中間為一間影音室，也可改建為第三間臥室，將住宅獨具一格的特色延續至更私密的空間。彩繪玻璃、豐富精緻的材質與出人意料的裝飾細節遍布各處，而靈活的空間比例則為臥室、創作空間或額外的起居區保留了多元可能。

Novare 最初建於 1860 年，原為華盛頓廣場衛理公會教堂，並以「和平教堂」之名聞名。2006 年，這座建築被改造為僅有八戶住宅的私密精品公寓。坐落於格林威治村、西村與蘇活區交會之處，這處住宅罕見地融合了建築歷史、私人戶外空間，以及鮮明獨特的市中心生活風格。

The grandeur of Romanesque Revival architecture takes on an entirely new life in this remarkable Downtown duplex penthouse. Across two dramatic levels, soaring proportions, original stained glass, exposed timber beams, and contemporary design come together to create a home with an unmistakable sense of history and individuality.

Upstairs, 20-foot wood-clad ceilings rise above expansive living and entertaining spaces, where historic details meet an industrial edge of exposed ductwork, steel, and glass. Stained-glass windows appear throughout the residence, transforming remnants of the former church into colorful architectural focal points.
At the heart of the upper level, an open chef's kitchen with graphic tilework and a generous island flows into the living area and out to a 500-square-foot private terrace. Complete with an outdoor kitchen and ample room for dining and lounging, the terrace extends the home beneath the open sky.

The lower level offers two expansive bedroom suites with a media room between them, which can be converted into a third bedroom , carrying the home's singular character into more intimate spaces. Stained glass, rich finishes, and unexpected decorative details continue throughout, while the flexible proportions leave room for bedrooms, creative spaces, or additional living areas.

Originally built in 1860 as the Washington Square Methodist Church, known as the Peace Church, Novare was transformed in 2006 into an intimate condominium of just eight residences. At the meeting point of Greenwich Village, the West Village, and SoHo, the home offers a rare combination of architectural history, private outdoor space, and unmistakably Downtown living.