Building
| Type: | Townhouse |
|---|---|
| Era: | Post-war |
| Floors: | 4 |
Property
| Ownership: | income-property |
|---|---|
| Rooms: | 17 |
| Bedrooms: | Studio |
| Pets: | Pets Unknown |
FinancialsPrice:$10,995,000
DescriptionLocated on arguably the most desirable block in the West Village, on a staggering 95.25'-lot sits 75 Charles Street. The home, originally built in 1866, along with the remainder of the row (#71 - #83) by William Hume, boasts 20' of width and 5,400 sq.ft. with plenty of room for additional expansion as exemplified by many of the single-family mansions on this block.
Delivered fully vacant, the home represents the opportunity for a stunning single-family conversion, starting with a blank canvas for a buyer with the most extravagant imagination.
A house of this scale on this AAA block is truly a rare occurrence.
Please inquire with the exclusive broker for renderings / mock-ups by SPaN Architects
Current facade not indicative of original - Tax ID photo available upon request
Amenities- Voice Intercom
- Walk-up
Neighborhood
Located on arguably the most desirable block in the West Village, on a staggering 95.25'-lot sits 75 Charles Street. The home, originally built in 1866, along with the remainder of the row (#71 - #83) by William Hume, boasts 20' of width and 5,400 sq.ft. with plenty of room for additional expansion as exemplified by many of the single-family mansions on this block.
Delivered fully vacant, the home represents the opportunity for a stunning single-family conversion, starting with a blank canvas for a buyer with the most extravagant imagination.
A house of this scale on this AAA block is truly a rare occurrence.
Please inquire with the exclusive broker for renderings / mock-ups by SPaN Architects
Current facade not indicative of original - Tax ID photo available upon request
- Voice Intercom
- Walk-up
Neighborhood
Located on arguably the most desirable block in the West Village, on a staggering 95.
DescriptionLocated on arguably the most desirable block in the West Village, on a staggering 95.25'-lot sits 75 Charles Street. The home, originally built in 1866, along with the remainder of the row (#71 - #83) by William Hume, boasts 20' of width and 5,400 sq.ft. with plenty of room for additional expansion as exemplified by many of the single-family mansions on this block.
Delivered fully vacant, the home represents the opportunity for a stunning single-family conversion, starting with a blank canvas for a buyer with the most extravagant imagination.
A house of this scale on this AAA block is truly a rare occurrence.
Please inquire with the exclusive broker for renderings / mock-ups by SPaN Architects
Current facade not indicative of original - Tax ID photo available upon request
Amenities- Voice Intercom
- Walk-up
Neighborhood
Located on arguably the most desirable block in the West Village, on a staggering 95.25'-lot sits 75 Charles Street. The home, originally built in 1866, along with the remainder of the row (#71 - #83) by William Hume, boasts 20' of width and 5,400 sq.ft. with plenty of room for additional expansion as exemplified by many of the single-family mansions on this block.
Delivered fully vacant, the home represents the opportunity for a stunning single-family conversion, starting with a blank canvas for a buyer with the most extravagant imagination.
A house of this scale on this AAA block is truly a rare occurrence.
Please inquire with the exclusive broker for renderings / mock-ups by SPaN Architects
Current facade not indicative of original - Tax ID photo available upon request
- Voice Intercom
- Walk-up
Neighborhood
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