Discover this East Village gem: A renovated duplex featuring a rooftop cottage, luxe finishes, and the privacy of townhouse living.
Nestled behind a forest green door lies the Penthouse and Cottage at 72 East 1st Street listed with Nick Gavin Properties | Compass. This renovated duplex embodies English country charm with unobstructed southern and eastern views. The highlight is the rooftop Cape Cod-style cottage and terrace. With four bedrooms, farmhouse kitchen, double-height living room, and a standalone studio cottage, this home seamlessly blends contemporary and timeless elegance.
The crown jewel is the cottage with its 12′ ceilings, southern exposure, and meticulous finish. Functioning as a guest suite or home office, it overlooks a lush terrace, offering a serene retreat in the heart of the East Village.
The main floor features an open kitchen, dining, and living area with theater salvaged parquet floors, bespoke finishes, and a gas-burning limestone fireplace. A custom staircase leads to the upper level library and overlook, creating a grand two-level living space.
The chef’s kitchen boasts Lacanche range, North Star fridge, and custom lighting, while the adjacent dining area comfortably seats twelve. The principal suite on the lower level boasts a wood-burning fireplace, marble bath, and custom closets. Upstairs, three bedrooms, including a junior suite, offer luxurious accommodations with marble fireplaces and designer fixtures. A full laundry room and den complete the upper level.
With only two other units in the building, this residence offers the privacy of townhouse living. Situated on a quiet stretch of 1st Street, it’s a hidden gem amidst the vibrancy of the East Village’s cultural and culinary scene.
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