售$199万 - 46 Carmine Street #4, 曼哈顿 西村区 West Village, NY 10014｜ID# RLS20117869

欢迎来到“艺术家隐居地”（The Artist’s Enclave）——一套罕见的顶层一居室公寓，承载着近两个世纪的纽约历史。

当年：1932年，20岁的杰克逊·波洛克与哥哥查尔斯一同搬入卡迈恩街46号；当时，他们正在托马斯·哈特·本顿门下学习。这里曾是波洛克尚未成为“波洛克”之前的家与工作室——年轻、不断尝试，仍在摸索自己的人生方向。

如今：历经几代屋主之后，这处住宅经过悉心更新，在保留其一贯定义着空间的独特气质与不拘一格的细节的同时，也融入了现代生活所需的便利。

这套住宅位于贝德福德街与布利克街之间一栋建于1827年的联邦式风格联排住宅顶层，坐落在周边低层建筑之上。走进室内，仿佛置身城市树屋：树梢般的景致映入眼帘，天窗将充沛的光线倾泻而入。14英尺高的天花板、裸露横梁与经过周详设计的翻修，共同营造出开阔而富有个性的氛围；分体式空调和遍布全屋的隐蔽收纳，则增添了现代实用性。厨房兼具实用性与美感，配备全新电器并经过精心升级；经过周到翻新的浴室，则呈现清新而当代的格调。卧室设有宽敞的步入式衣帽间；楼上阁楼则非常适合作为工作室、家庭办公室或创意休憩空间。装饰壁炉与裸露砖墙为起居区注入温暖与历史感。屋后设有带烧烤架的共享花园，为这座城市中难得的宁静绿洲。

如同格林尼治村本身一样，卡迈恩街46号近200年来始终在不断焕新。19世纪50年代，楼下曾有制帽师售卖帽子与女帽；20世纪30年代，艺术家们在这里居住、创作；2010年，这栋建筑作为格林尼治村历史街区的一部分被列入地标保护名录。最新一轮翻修延续了这一传统，将当代设计层叠融入住宅原有的材质之中。

走出家门，西村依然是纽约最具创造力的街区之一。几步之遥，便是这座城市最具标志性的爵士俱乐部、喜剧演出场所、独立剧院与电影院，以及那些历经世代、共同成就了格林尼治村目的地地位的餐厅。

波洛克当年来到这里，是为了弄清楚自己将成为怎样的人。如今，这个街区依然非常擅长帮助人们找到答案。

Welcome to The Artist’s Enclave, a rare top-floor one-bedroom condo with nearly two centuries of New York history.

Then: In 1932, a 20-year-old Jackson Pollock moved into 46 Carmine, with his brother Charles while they studied under Thomas Hart Benton. This was Pollock’s home and studio before he became Pollock: young, experimenting, and still finding his way.

Now: After generations of owners, the home has been carefully updated, preserving the character and eccentricities that have always defined it.
On the top floor of an 1827 Federal-style townhouse between Bedford and Bleecker, this home sits just above the surrounding low-rise buildings. Inside, it feels like an urban treehouse, with treetop outlooks and light pouring in through the skylights. Fourteen-foot ceilings, exposed beams, and a thoughtful renovation give the home a sense of openness and character, while split-system air conditioning and hidden storage throughout add modern functionality. The kitchen is both functional and beautifully updated with new appliances, while the thoughtfully renovated bathroom brings a fresh, contemporary feel. The bedroom offers a generous walk-in closet, and upstairs, a loft makes an ideal studio, home office, or creative retreat. A decorative fireplace and exposed brick bring warmth and history to the living area. Out back, a shared garden with a grill offers a quiet patch of green tucked away from the city.

Like the Village itself, 46 Carmine has been reinventing itself for nearly 200 years. A milliner sold hats and bonnets downstairs in the 1850s, artists lived and worked here in the 1930s, and in 2010, the building was landmarked as part of the Greenwich Village Historic District. Its latest renovation continues that tradition by layering contemporary design over the home's original materials.

Outside your door, the West Village remains one of New York’s great creative neighborhoods. Within a few blocks are some of the city’s most iconic jazz clubs, comedy venues, indie theaters and cinemas, and restaurants that have helped make the Village a destination for generations.

Pollock came here to figure out who he was going to be. The neighborhood is still very good at that.