This historic West Village townhouse comes with a two-story carriage house and a private garden between the two. Adorned with 19th century architecture, including a restored brick facade and iron railings, the property is considered an individual New York City landmark and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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The townhouse is listed at $12.5 million by Wendy Gleason with Halstead Property.
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