40 Leroy Street (Off Market)

Welcome to 40 Leroy Street: a mint-condition, elegantly restored, four story townhouse occupying a classic corner (allowing a full side/eastern exposure over Bedford Street) in the Historic Greenwich Village district. 40 Leroy is home to 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and a 1,000 square foot rooftop as lush as it is private—with a full kitchen and working fireplace. First Floor: The secondary entrance under the stoop leads into a living room/den, 2 bedrooms and a full bathroom. Second Floor: Parlor level with proper foyer and 10-foot ceilings living/dining space with two working fireplaces, sun-drenched walls, and white pine hardwood floors. Through the dining room step up past the powder room into the exquisitely designed eat-in kitchen that includes an 8-burner Blue Star range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, 2 Miele dishwashers, Calacatta Borghini marble countertops, and windows onto Bedford Street. Third Floor: A second sitting room as well as an open office/library with original wide-plank oak flooring, north and west-facing views—as sunny as the first level. This level also includes a bedroom with an ensuite marble bathroom. Fourth Floor: The primary suite, corner bedroom, surrounded by north and west-facing views and including a fireplace, is a cozy retreat within the already-peaceful home. As well as a walk-through dressing room with floor-to-ceiling storage, the main bedroom suite offers a marble bathroom with a free-standing tub, spa shower, and double sinks. Rooftop: spectacular rooftop opens into a pergola shading the full kitchen with a separate seating area and fireplace with 360-degree views of the neighborhood. Fire up the Viking grill to entertain a large party or intimate dinner. Basement: Storage & Laundry. 40 Leroy Street was originally built in 1837 and went through a full-gut transformation in the past decade. Now, the original corner lot brick row house boasts zoned central heating and air conditioning, state-of-the-art security, intercom system, 6 fireplaces, north and west exposures, and sound-system wiring.