售$1050万 - 719 Greenwich Street #PH, 曼哈顿 西村区 West Village, NY 10014｜ID# RLS20118262

首次面市的格林威治街719号顶层复式住宅，为打造西村最具特色的住宅之一提供了难得机遇，兼具非凡的建筑魅力、私密性、历史底蕴与典型的下城生活方式。

这套顶层住宅室内面积约3,060平方英尺，另有约1,100平方英尺的户外空间。四面均可直接采光，住宅最引人注目之处在于其独特的屋顶环境——这种格局在下城极为罕见，并可俯瞰受到保护的西村历史街区景观。一架定制金属与天然木材楼梯蜿蜒向上，融入细腻的航海元素，呼应前任业主作为资深爱好航海者的人生经历，通往一座充满缅因州风情的迷人小屋及带顶门廊，坐落于周围屋顶之上。再往外，是宽敞的私人屋顶花园，可享有壮丽、无遮挡且直达的景观：向北眺望哈德逊城市广场、帝国大厦及其他摩天大楼，向东越过杰斐逊市场图书馆，向南远眺世贸中心一号楼。这一室内外相融的空间，即使在较冷的月份也能充分使用，构成全年举办用餐与聚会的独特背景，城市天际线尽收眼底。

室内处处洋溢着历史气息：原始木质结构柱、承重梁与裸露砖墙贯穿整个阁楼式生活空间，层高达10.5英尺；木柴壁炉采用回收花岗岩铺路石包覆，这些石材曾铺设于社区街区之上。目前住宅设有四间卧室——一间位于转角的主卧套房、两间客卧（其中一间现用作办公室），以及一处舒适的夹层睡眠阁楼——另有独立办公室/工作室。整层空间尺度出众、布局灵活，拥有无尽的改造可能，可根据您的具体需求量身打造。

这处房产还拥有非凡的文化历史。该顶层住宅曾出现在伍迪·艾伦执导的电影《曼哈顿谋杀疑案》中；此外，因以非凡的航空摄影作品闻名的《国家地理》摄影师乔治·斯坦梅茨也曾为Gothamist拍摄这里。屋顶上的草地还登上了《国家地理》2009年5月刊，作为聚焦全球绿色屋顶专题的中心跨页照片。

格林威治街719号最初于1909年建成，曾用作书籍仓库。如今，这是一栋独具特色的战前阁楼建筑，共设12个住宅单元，拥有历史感浓郁的砖砌立面与亲切宜人的建筑尺度。住宅坐落于查尔斯街与佩里街之间一条安静、绿树成荫的街道上，距离哈德逊河公园仅几步之遥，周边汇聚了定义西村风貌的餐厅、商店、画廊及各类文化机构。

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.