售$1795万 - 55 W 9th Street, 曼哈顿 格林威治村 Greenwich Village, NY 10011｜ID# RLS20119249

西第九街55号是一栋建于1840年的联排住宅，面宽22英尺，坐落于历史悠久的西村中心地带，所在街道绿树成荫、格调迷人，同时又近乎一切生活所需。

这栋住宅高四层，另设一层经过精心装修的地下室；外立面采用棕色砂岩装饰，整体古典而克制，并由建筑师Jean-Gabriel Neukomm精心修复。原有的檐口与重新勾缝的砖墙得以保留，从门阶到窗框四周，其余部分均由工艺大师精准复原。屋内所有系统也都经过现代化升级，包括中央空调、音响及安防系统。

外立面的真实历史感启发了室内建筑设计，最终呈现出古典与现代交融的风格：法式奢华与纽约时髦气质相遇于路易十六式壁炉、定制大理石壁炉台、受美术学院派启发的线脚、遍布全屋的高挑层高，以及令人联想到巴黎奥斯曼风格的鱼骨拼橡木地板等细节之中。以美术学院派设计为基础的恢弘楼梯与线脚，为室内空间奠定了静谧而庄重的格调。

在客厅层，住宅恢弘的尺度感尽显无遗。客厅既庄严典雅，又温馨宜人。高挑的天花板、宽绰的窗户，以及经过细致考据的美术学院派线脚，赋予空间历久弥新的气质；鱼骨拼橡木地板则增添了温暖与质感。

客厅旁是图书室，并设有一座迷人的露台，可俯瞰下方景观花园。图书室与客厅自然相连，既可营造出宽敞的待客空间，也可分隔为两个更为亲密的区域。图书室内精美的燃木壁炉配有雕刻细腻的路易十六式壁炉台，为房间增添了庄重感。图书室一侧还设有一间雅致的阅读室，可通往露台。

顶层完全留作奢华的主套房，设计理念是打造一处私密静谧的 retreat。受Paul Dupré-Lafon精致室内设计的启发，拥有天窗的大理石浴室堪称整栋住宅的建筑焦点。卧室内设有一座可正常使用的燃气壁炉和一处雅致的起居区，并配有两个面积十分宽敞、内部配置精良的衣帽间。

除顶层主套房外，这栋联排住宅还在三层设有两间宽敞的次卧以及两间较小的卧室。这些房间尺度充裕、自然采光充沛，目前装饰得十分漂亮，同时也具备灵活多变的使用可能。该楼层目前设有一间宽敞浴室，但很容易再增设一间。

花园层另设一间精美卧室，配有完整浴室、一间化妆间，以及一间设计感十足的主厨餐厨一体式厨房。厨房一侧由一面极具戏剧性的30英尺高柜墙构成，柜体贯穿全高并隐藏大量储物空间；另一侧则覆以连续铺陈的卡拉卡塔金大理石，使墙面保持醒目而完整。整体效果宁静而富有雕塑感：厨房不像是在刻意宣示建筑设计，却依然兼具出色的实用性。厨房中央的Lacanche炉具格外引人注目。它在法国勃艮第手工打造，以珐琅与不锈钢覆面，具备专业级性能，同时散发出历久弥新的气质。厨房中央摆放着一张大型农舍餐桌，房间靠花园一端则设有家庭活动室式的休憩区。

经过装修的地下室与住宅其他部分同样出色，设有一间功能完善、格外舒适的洗衣房，以及充足的储物空间。

除了室内空间之外，Miranda Brooks还设计了一座两层式花园。用餐露台上摆放着受Donald Judd启发的桌椅；后方抬高的花园则让人联想到皇家宫殿花园，配有黄杨木柱、白色碎石、编织榛木篱笆，以及每年春天绽放粉色花朵的编枝紫荆树。

西第九街55号在建筑质量与细节营造方面达到了近乎无可比拟的水准。它时髦、有趣、酷感十足，同时又明快、阳光且实用。无论是地段还是住宅本身，都堪称完美。

55 West Ninth Street, a 22 feet wide townhouse built in 1840, is located in the heart of the historic West Village on a charming tree lined street but close to absolutely everything.

Four-stories tall (with a finished basement in addition) and trimmed in brownstone with classical restraint, its façade was meticulously restored by architect Jean-Gabriel Neukomm. The original cornice and repointed bricks remain, while everything else—from the stoop to the window surrounds—was recreated with precision by master craftsmen. Every system in the house has been modernized and upgraded, including central AC, sound and security systems.

That authenticity of the facade inspired the interior architecture, resulting in classical and modern design: French luxury meets New York chic in details such as a Louis XVI fireplace, bespoke marble mantels, beaux-arts–inspired moldings, high ceilings throughout and chevron-laid oak floors reminiscent of Haussmann’s Paris. The sweeping staircase and moldings, based on Beaux Arts design, anchor the interiors with quiet grandeur.

At the parlor level, the home’s grand proportions are evident. The living room is both stately and inviting. High ceilings, generous windows, and meticulously researched beaux-arts moldings give the space a timeless athmopshere, while chevron-laid oak floors contribute warmth and texture.

Adjacent to the living room is the library with a charming terrace overlooking the landscaped garden below. The library and living room flow gracefully allowing for the feeling of a very large entertaining space, or two more intimate spaces. The library's beautiful wood-burning fireplace with a finely carved Louis XVI mantel gives the room a sense of gravitas. Just off the library is a charming reading room which opens to the terrace.

The top floor is reserved entirely for the luxurious primary suite, conceived as a private retreat. The skylit marble bathroom, inspired by Paul Dupré-Lafon’s refined interiors, is an architectural centerpiece. The bedroom has a working gas fireplace and a lovely sitting area. There are two very large, beautifully fitted out closets.

In addition to the top-floor primary suite, the townhouse offers two large secondary bedrooms as well as two smaller bedrooms on the 3rd floor. Generously scaled and filled with natural light, these rooms are beautifully decorated now, but also allow for flexibility of use. Currently there is one large bathroom on this floor, but another can easily be added.

On the garden level is an additional lovely bedroom with a full bath, a powder room and an impressively designed chef's eat-in kitchen. One side of the kitchen is anchored by a dramatic, 30-foot wall of full-height cabinetry/concealed storage that allows the opposite wall, clad in a continuous sweep of Calacatta gold marble, to remain strikingly unbroken. The effect is serene and sculptural: a kitchen that feels less like an architectural statement but also functions well. At its center, the Lacanche range commands attention. Handcrafted in Burgundy and clad in enamel and stainless steel, it offers professional-grade function with a presence that feels timeless. A large farmhouse table is the center of the kitchen with a family room sitting area at the garden end of the room.

The finished basement is as nice as the rest of the house and has a wonderful laundry as well as extensive storage.

Beyond the interior, Miranda Brooks has designed a two-tiered garden. The dining terrace opens with a Donald Judd–inspired table and chairs, while the raised rear recalls the gardens of the Palais Royal, complete with boxwood columns, white gravel, woven hazel fencing, and pleached Judas trees that burst into pink bloom each spring.

55 West 9th provides a level of detail and quality in construction that is next to impossible to find. It is chic and fun and cool while also being cheerful and sunny and practical. The location and the house are perfection.