Sa loob ng mahigit 40 taon, ang kahanga-hangang duplex na nasa 27 West 67th Street ay naging minamahal na tahanan ni Peter Yarrow, ng alamat na folk trio na Peter, Paul & Mary. Ang loft ng artist mula sa dulo ng siglo ay isang buhay na patunay sa mayamang pamana ng kulturang New York at umaabot na may patuloy na diwa ng paglikha at sining.

Ang panahon ni Peter Yarrow dito ay hindi lamang namarkahan ng musika - ito ay isang lugar ng pagtitipon para sa mga intelektwal, grassroots activists, mga kaibigan, at pamilya - kung saan ang paglikha at pananalig ay nagsanib at, sa literal na paraan, nagbago sa mundo. Sanga-sangang mga mahika na gabi na may 80-100 tao ang puno ng sala, habang ang mga bisita ay umaawit ng "Blowin' in the Wind," "If I Had a Hammer," at "Puff the Magic Dragon" nang sama-sama. Punong-puno ng awit at layunin, ang mga fundraising concert na ito ay sumuporta sa ilan sa mga pinaka-mahalagang sanhi ng ating panahon.

Itinatag bilang studio ng artist noong 1903, pumasok sa lumang-kahalagahan ng isang living room ng katedral na may barrel-vaulted ceilings at isang kahanga-hangang dalawang palapag na bintana na nakabito sa skyline ng Upper West Side. Katabi ng malaking silid ay isang dining area na may iconic southern exposures na nababaha ng natural na liwanag. Ang kusina ay may orihinal na fire-brick vaulted ceilings, custom oak cabinetry, at isang oversized maple center-island table kung saan ang mga pagkain ng pamilya at mga sesyon ng pagsulat ng kanta ay karaniwan.

Sa tabi ng kusina ay isang en-suite na silid-tulugan na konektado sa isang buong banyo na nagsisilbi rin bilang powder room para sa mga bisita sa pamamagitan ng isang hiwalay na pintuan. Sa itaas, ang mezzanine sa ikalawang palapag, na maaaring ma-access din sa pamamagitan ng elevator, ay nakatingin sa malaking silid sa ibaba. Ang pangunahing silid-tulugan, na nakapalibot ng hilaga at timog na floor-through exposures, ay may magagandang tanawin at tumatanggap ng maliwanag na liwanag sa buong araw. Kabilang dito ang isang en-suite na banyo at isang home office. Isang karagdagang silid-tulugan at buong banyo ang kumukumpleto sa mataas na antas na ito.

Ang loft na ito ay bahagi ng isang gusali na kasing mayaman ng kasaysayan tulad ng dating nakatira rito. Ang 27 West 67th Street Studios building ay isang batayan ng West 67th Street Artists' Colony Historic District— isang lugar na kilala sa pag-aalaga ng artistikong pagpapahayag. Sa may 32 kooperatibong tirahan, ang gusali ay dinisenyo upang suportahan at magbigay-inspirasyon sa mga buhay na malikhain.

Kasama sa apartment ang isang hiwalay na opisina/espasyo ng trabaho sa antas ng penthouse, isang karaniwang rooftop terrace na may mga matatag na tanim at tanawin ng skyline, pati na rin ang isang storage unit sa basement. Ang gusali ay may full-time na naka-assign na lobby at isang live-in superintendent.

For over 40 years, this magnificent duplex at 27 West 67th Street was the cherished home of Peter Yarrow, of the legendary folk trio Peter, Paul & Mary. The turn-of-the-century artist's loft is a vibrant testament to New York's rich cultural heritage and resonates with an enduring spirit of creativity and artistry.

Peter Yarrow's time here was marked by more than just music - it was a gathering place for intellectuals, grassroots activists, friends, and family - where creativity and conviction intertwined and, literally, changed the world. Countless magical evenings with 80-100 people filled the living room, as guests sang "Blowin" in the Wind," "If I Had a Hammer," and "Puff the Magic Dragon" together. Filled with song and purpose, these fundraising concerts supported some of the most important causes of our time.

Built as an artist's studio in 1903, one enters into the old-world elegance of a cathedral living room with barrel-vaulted ceilings and an astonishing two-story window that frames the Upper West Side skyline. Adjacent to the great room is a dining area with iconic southern exposures flooded with natural light. The kitchen has original fire-brick vaulted ceilings, custom oak cabinetry, and an oversized maple center-island table where family meals and songwriting sessions were the norm.

Next to the kitchen is an en-suite bedroom connected to a full bathroom that also serves as a powder room for guests through a separate doorway. Upstairs, the second-floor mezzanine, also accessible by the elevator, overlooks the great room below. The primary bedroom, flanked by north and south floor-through exposures, has beautiful views and receives bright light throughout the day. It includes an en-suite bath and a home office. An additional bedroom and full bath complete this upper level.

This loft is part of a building as rich in history as its former occupant. The 27 West 67th Street Studios building is a cornerstone of the West 67th Street Artists" Colony Historic District-an area renowned for nurturing artistic expression. With just 32 cooperative residences, the building is designed to support and inspire creative lives.

The apartment includes a separate office/work space on the penthouse level, a common roof terrace with mature plantings and skyline views, as well as a storage unit in the basement. The building has a full-time attended lobby and a live-in superintendent.