Ile itura to nira ti o ni yara mẹta, ti o gbooro lori gbogbo ipele keji ti townhouse Italianate ọdun 1857 kan ni abala 400 ti West 20th Street, ọkan ninu awọn ita ololufẹ julọ ti New York. Pẹlu awọn ẹsẹ onja inu 1,200 ati itẹ terrace ti o n tọ si guusu, ile naa ni a tun ṣe ni kikun ni ọdun 2025 nipasẹ yiyara kan ti o lọ si ikọkọ, pẹlu ayaworan lati Graphite Architecture Studio ati inu lati JOIA. Ni idakeji si ita, awọn ọgba ti General Theological Seminary ṣe afihan iwo ariwa ti ile naa lai ṣe aiyede.

Iṣapẹẹrẹ naa n gbin ibamu to peye laarin itoju ati iyipada. Ilana ilẹ naa ti tun ṣeto fun ina gidi ni ariwa-guusu ati pe a ti ṣetọju awọn ayika ile-iṣẹ ina atilẹba. Iwọn crowned akoko ti wa ni itọju ati pe a ti gbooro pẹlu awọn iṣẹ-iwe tuntun ti a ṣe ni pataki, awọn closet to pọ, ati mẹrin medallions orule ti a ṣe ni aṣa.

Paleti ohun elo naa jẹ alayeye ati ibaramu ni gbogbo: brass atijọ ati amọdaju lori gbogbo ẹya ati sconce, ina Visual Comfort, awọn iyipo Lutron Claro, ati ẹrọ ilẹkun brass Faranse Emtek. Yara iwẹ akọkọ ti pari ni marula dudu ati funfun ni ilẹ. A fi ẹrọ fifọ Bosch ati ẹrọ gbigbẹ kun ile naa.

Ile ọdun 1857 yii jẹ condominium boutique meji-ọkan pẹlu awọn ẹka marun ni agbegbe Itan Chelsea. Awọn idiyele apapọ ati awọn owo-ori jẹ kekere pupọ. High Line, Hudson River Park, Chelsea Market, ati Whitney jẹ awọn iṣẹju diẹ kuro.

A rare full-floor, three-bedroom condominium residence occupying the entire second floor of an 1857 Italianate townhouse on the 400 block of West 20th Street, one of New York's most graceful residential streets. With 1,200 interior square feet and a private south-facing terrace, the residence was fully reimagined in 2025 through a year-long, taken-to-studs renovation, with architecture by Graphite Architecture Studio and interiors by JOIA. Directly across the street, the gardens of the General Theological Seminary form the home's unbroken northern view.

The renovation strikes a careful balance between preservation and transformation. The floor plan was reorganized for true north-south light and the original fireplace surrounds were preserved. Period crown molding was kept and extended with bespoke new millwork, abundant closets, and four custom ceiling medallions.

The material palette is restrained and consistent throughout: aged and antique brass on every fixture and sconce, Visual Comfort lighting, Lutron Claro switches, and Emtek French-brass door hardware. The primary bath is finished in checkered black-and-white marble underfoot. A Bosch washer and dryer is installed in-residence.

The 1857 building is a boutique five-unit condominium within the Chelsea Historic District. Common charges and taxes are extremely low. The High Line, Hudson River Park, Chelsea Market, and the Whitney are minutes away.