Lovingly restored and maintained by its current owner, 46 Perry Street is unique in the West Village - two 25' wide townhouses front and back divided by a courtyard on a single lot located west of Seventh Avenue between Waverly and West Fourth Streets.

The remarkable Greek Revival front townhouse, built in 1845 by esteemed builder Abraham Frazee, is nestled in the heart of the historic West Village, its red brick facade and original wide plank pine floors capturing the quintessential charm of 19th Century New York.

Spanning over 7,000 square feet between its two buildings, this remarkable property is an architectural gem that seamlessly blends 19th Century charm with 21st Century vision. The front house was originally built for the owner and his family while the rear building - now featuring two duplex apartments and a roofdeck - was once used as a shop. The horsewalk to the right of the stoop, formerly secured by an iron gate, offers direct access to the courtyard that divides the front and back buildings.

Steps away from the Sant Ambroeus, Extra Virgin and Sevilla restaurants and countless bars and boutiques, the 46 Perry front townhouse features a double parlor divided by a pocket door, wood-burning fireplaces, a renovated kitchen with Wolf, Miele and Sub-Zero appliances, a vented central A/C system, a video intercom and virtual doorman, a state-of-the-art security system, a sunny courtyard for entertaining, and a full basement with extra storage. This unique and special townhouse is a wonderful place for living, working and entertaining - a place that you and your family will be proud to call home.

Schedule a private viewing of 46 Perry Street today and explore the possibilities of making it your own.