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Isang Iconic na Piraso ng Kasaysayan sa Gold Coast. Nakatayo sa isa sa mga pinaka-prestihiyosong bloke sa Greenwich Village Gold Coast, ang penthouse sa 52 West 9th Street ay isang walang putol na pinaghalo ng makasaysayang kadakilaan at kontemporaryong minimalismo. Orihinal na itinayo noong 1849, ang townhouse na 25 talampakan ang lapad at 93 talampakan ang lalim ay kabilang sa mga pinaka-mahalagang tirahan sa downtown sa arkitektura.

Ganap na naisip muli noong 2017 ng kilalang Italian architect na si Pietro Cicognani, ang four-bedroom, four-bathroom penthouse na may pribadong veranda ay isang obra maestra ng simpleng disenyo, na nagtatampok ng naangkop na Italian craftsmanship, marangyang sahig na kahoy, at mga custom na elemento ng disenyo na na-import mula sa Italya.

Ang sentro ng tahanan ay ang great room, isang kahanga-hangang espasyo na nakoronahan ng 17 talampakang double-height ceilings at oversized windows na nagbuhos ng ilaw mula sa hilaga at timog sa loob. Isang wood-burning fireplace ang nag-uugnay sa espasyo, habang ang mga French doors ay bumubukas patungo sa isang kaakit-akit na terrace na may mga quintessential na tanawin ng Empire State Building. Sa buong tahanan, ang napaka-wide plank pine flooring ay nagdadala ng init at karakter. Sa pangunahing antas, ang custom na Shaker-style eat-in kitchen ay nagtatampok ng naangkop na mga finish at magagandang kahoy na cabinetry, na masinop na pinagsasama ang function at elegance.

Ang itaas na palapag ay nagtatampok ng isang malawak na suite ng silid-tulugan, isang nababaluktot na library/den space, isang windowed walk-in closet, at isang skylit na buong banyo. Ang timog na exposure ay nagbibigay ng walang harang na tanawin ng Freedom Tower, na lumilikha ng isang tahimik na pagtakas.

Ang mas mababang antas ay nagho-host sa natitirang tatlong silid-tulugan, kabilang ang isang tahimik na pangunahing suite na may walk-in closet at isang windowed en-suite bath na may marangyang soaking tub, hiwalay na shower, at custom vanity. Dalawang karagdagang silid-tulugan na may sikat ng araw, isang buong banyo, at isang laundry room na may dual washer-dryer units ay kumukumpleto sa palapag. Bilang bahagi ng masusing gut renovation, ang tahanan ay nagtatampok ng mga bagong oversized windows, state-of-the-art bathrooms, isang central air conditioning system, at magagandang custom designs na pinagmulan mula sa Italya.

Ang tahanang ito ay nagtataglay ng mahabang at mahusay na dokumentadong kasaysayan, na malalim na nakaugat sa kultura at artistikong pamana ng New York. Si W. Forbes Morgan, pamangkin ni J. Pierpont Morgan, ay bumili ng tirahan noong 1917, pagkatapos noon ito ay nakilala bilang Morgan House. Ang kilalang muralist na si William de Leftwich Dodge ay namuhay dito, dinisenyo ang magarbong balcony, malaking studio, at natatanging terracotta medallions na patuloy na adorno sa ari-arian hanggang ngayon.

Sa kalaunan, ang tahanan ay naging Hans Hofmann School of Fine Arts, isang landmark na institusyon sa mundo ng sining. Sa mas kamakailan, ang penthouse ay nagsilbing tirahan at studio ng kilalang artist na si Eric Fischl at ng kanyang asawa, April Gornick, na higit pang nagpapatibay sa kanyang artistikong pedigree.

Nakatagpo sa puso ng Greenwich Village, ang 52 West 9th Street ay bahagi ng isang eksklusibong self-managed co-op, na may isa pang may-ari. Isang pambihirang pagkakataon na magkaroon ng piraso ng kasaysayan ng Greenwich Village, ang kahanga-hangang penthouse na ito ay isang bihirang yaman sa arkitektura.

Available furnished 12+ months. Please inquire on pricing for unfurnished or shorter terms.

An Iconic Piece of History on the Gold Coast. Set on one of the most prestigious blocks in the Greenwich Village Gold Coast, this penthouse at 52 West 9th Street is a seamless blend of historic grandeur and contemporary minimalism. Originally built in 1849, this 25-foot-wide, 93-foot-deep townhouse is among downtown's most architecturally significant residences.

Completely reimagined in 2017 by renowned Italian architect Pietro Cicognani, the four-bedroom, four-bathroom penthouse with a private veranda is a masterpiece of simplistic design, featuring bespoke Italian craftsmanship, exquisite wood flooring, and custom design elements imported from Italy.

The centerpiece of the home is the great room, an impressive space crowned by 17-foot double-height ceilings and oversized windows that flood the interior with northern and southern light. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the space, while French doors open onto a charming terrace with quintessential Empire State Building views. Throughout the home, exceptionally wide-plank pine flooring adds warmth and character. On the main level, the custom Shaker-style eat-in kitchen boasts bespoke finishes and fine wood cabinetry, blending function and elegance seamlessly.

The top floor features a spacious bedroom suite, a flexible library/den space, a windowed walk-in closet, and a skylit full bathroom. Southern exposure provides unobstructed views of the Freedom Tower, creating a tranquil retreat.

The lower level hosts the remaining three bedrooms, including a serene primary suite with a walk-in closet and a windowed en-suite bath with a luxurious soaking tub, separate shower, and custom vanity. Two additional sunlit secondary bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a laundry room with dual washer-dryer units complete the floor. As part of the meticulous gut renovation, the home features all-new oversized windows, state-of-the-art bathrooms, a central air conditioning system, and exquisite custom designs sourced from Italy.

This home boasts a long and well-documented history, deeply rooted in New York's cultural and artistic legacy. W. Forbes Morgan, nephew of J. Pierpont Morgan, purchased the residence in 1917, after which it became known as the Morgan House. The renowned muralist William de Leftwich Dodge later lived here, designing the ornate balcony, grand studio, and distinctive terracotta medallions that still adorn the property today.

Later, the home transformed into the Hans Hofmann School of Fine Arts, a landmark institution in the art world. More recently, the penthouse served as the residence and studio of celebrated artist Eric Fischl and his wife, April Gornick, further cementing its artistic pedigree.

Located in the heart of Greenwich Village, 52 West 9th Street is part of an exclusive self-managed co-op, with just one other owner. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Greenwich Village history, this remarkable penthouse is an architectural gem.