Description
19th century charm meets 21st century forward-thinking design with this unique single-family home on Washington Place, a 6-bedroom, 8-bath masterpiece with a wine cellar, tasting room, outdoor Jacuzzi, custom glass elevator, Crestron home automation, private spa, and three tranquil outdoor oases designed for entertaining and relaxing. Exposed brick and stone combine with glass, steel and wood to create an alluring palette of surfaces and textures.
Renovated from top to bottom by renowned Clodagh Design, this stunning 22.33 ft wide complex spans 6 floors and approximately 8,757 ft2 of pristine interiors. Ideal for impressive entertaining and luxurious living, 80 Washington Place is a true trophy.
The basement features a sky-lit media room, a glass-enclosed wine cellar with a bar and tasting room, maid's quarters, a laundry room with a sink, a powder room, an open butler's pantry and a formal dining room with a skylight that lets in natural sunlight.
A floating wood staircase with glass railing leads to the garden level with a large open foyer, an open chef's kitchen with high-end appliances and custom finishes, and a spectacular double-height living room with a custom gas fireplace. Just off the living room is an enchanting south garden with a full Viking outdoor kitchen, teak shed and lush planters. The mezzanine, which overlooks the garden level, is ideal for use as an office, library or work space. It has a full bathroom and plenty of built-in storage.
Two guest suites with spa baths are located on the third level of the house, and a luxurious master suite occupies the entire fourth floor. The master suite features couples' bathrooms, a private fireplace, a terrace, built-in closets and a glass-enclosed dressing room. On the fifth level is another bedroom as well as a private spa with a glass sauna and access to a large sun deck with a jacuzzi tub. The home is completed by an incredible rooftop terrace with a built-in grill station, bar and stunning views of One World Trade Center.
Nestled in the heart of Greenwich Village, 80 Washington Place was built in 1839 and owned by composer John Philip Sousa. The home features a classic Georgian red brick facade and is less than a block from Washington Square Park.
