位於西村中心的建築師翻修聯邦風格聯排別墅

39 Barrow Street隱藏在經典的磚砌外牆後，位於一個具有歷史紀念意義的西村街區，是一座罕見的經建築師翻修的聯邦風格聯排別墅，提供精緻的設計、深厚的歷史和現代生活所需的卓越格局。

該住宅最初建於1826年，並由建築師瑞德·A·莫里森精心重新設計，整體佔地四層，面積約2466平方英尺，擁有兩間臥室、一個全層的辦公室或客房套件，以及兩個半衛浴。最近的升級包括完整的後面外立面和門口修復、新的鍋爐、熱水儲存罐、全新的HVAC系統、新的洗衣機/烘乾機和新的洗碗機。

一樓的客廳配備了木燃壁爐和超大窗戶，為客廳帶來戲劇性的光線，樓高超過11英尺。餐廳區域與廚師廚房相連，廚房配備頂級設備，包括Gaggenau爐具和壁爐以及額外的Gaggenau烤箱、Subzero冰箱、Bosch洗碗機和Dornbracht水龍頭。住宅的第二個入口通過私密的後花園可達，該花園直接通向第七大道。

花園層提供了第二個生活空間，擁有另一個木燃壁爐，並可進入風景優美的戶外花園——一個被爬山虎覆蓋的庇護所，擁有娛樂、用餐和種植的空間。

樓上，三樓被設置為全層辦公室或媒體室，配有定製的木作、Sub-Zero冰箱和額外的木燃壁爐，以及一間套間浴室和俯瞰社區屋頂的露台。最上層專為主套房而設，擁有天窗、寬敞的衣櫃和雙衛浴。

39 Barrow的後立面在《紐約客》封面上展示，具有建築意義和文化標誌性，是19世紀早期住宅幸存的稀有行列的一部分，該物業在西村的建築格局中佔據重要地位，距離該地區最佳的餐廳、商店和文化機構僅幾步之遙。

An Architect-Renovated Federal-Style Townhouse in the Heart of the West Village

Tucked behind a classic brick façade on a landmarked West Village block, 39 Barrow Street is a rare, architect-renovated Federal-style townhouse offering refined design, meaningful history, and an exceptional layout for modern living.

Originally built in 1826 and thoughtfully redesigned by architect Reed A. Morrison, the home spans four stories and approximately 2,466 square feet, with two bedrooms, a full-floor office or guest suite, and two-and-a-half baths. Recent upgrades include a full rear façade and stoop restoration, a new boiler, hot water storage tank, an entirely replaced HVAC system, new washer/dryer, and new dishwasher.

The parlor floor is anchored by a wood-burning fireplace and oversized casement windows that bring dramatic light into the living room, with ceiling heights over 11 feet. The dining area flows into a chef’s kitchen equipped with top-of-the-line appliances including a Gaggenau range and wall oven, an additional Gaggenau oven, Subzero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, and Dornbracht fixtures. A second entrance to the home is accessible through the private rear garden, which opens directly onto Seventh Avenue.

The garden level offers a second living space with another wood-burning fireplace and access to the landscaped outdoor garden — an ivy-draped sanctuary with space for entertaining, dining, and planting.

Upstairs, the third floor is configured as a full-floor office or media room with custom millwork, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and additional wood burning fireplace, an en-suite bath, and a terrace overlooking the neighborhood rooftops. The top floor is dedicated to the primary suite, featuring a skylight, generous closets, and dual baths.

Architecturally significant and culturally iconic, the rear façade of 39 Barrow was featured on the cover of The New Yorker. Part of a rare surviving row of early 19th-century homes, the property is a distinguished part of the West Village’s architectural fabric — moments from the area’s best restaurants, shops, and cultural institutions.