As featured in Architectural Digest, PH717 has been completely renovated and customized to showcase cohesive design elements across approximately 3,000 square feet of interior space and 1,000 square feet of private exteriors. Designed by AD100 designer James “Ford” Huniford, this meticulous south-facing... See more

As featured in Architectural Digest, PH717 has been completely renovated and customized to showcase cohesive design elements across approximately 3,000 square feet of interior space and 1,000 square feet of private exteriors. Designed by AD100 designer James “Ford” Huniford, this meticulous south-facing duplex has two bedrooms, three bathrooms, and multiple sitting rooms. The home’s minimalist aesthetic delivers a blend of tranquility and elegance. Special attention to detail and a sophisticated neutral palette throughout create the perfect canvas for an art collection. Upon entry, the lower level’s grand, open space is bathed in natural light through two large skylights and oversized south-facing windows. Thoughtfully designed, the opportunities to live and dine are endless, with three distinct areas that harmoniously merge into one vast, open entertaining space. The sleek kitchen is outfitted with high-end integrated appliances by Miele and Sub-Zero. At the opposite end of this level is a separate wet bar equipped with a wine fridge, floating shelves covered in cotton velvet from Holland & Sherry, and a side-by-side washer/dryer. Two floating staircases positioned on either side of the apartment lead from the main level to the bedrooms above. One provides access to the primary bedroom suite and the other to the secondary bedroom, both of which open directly to the private rooftop terrace. The expansive terrace, supplied with irrigation, offers a serene sanctuary for lounging and dining with stunning city views. Completing the level is a cozy sitting room or home office. Additional features include flush doors for clean, concealed lines and modern aesthetic, light gray wide-plank oak floors, a gas fireplace, electric shades throughout, and central heating and air conditioning. A cast-iron building designed by John Kellum and originally the James McCreery Dry Goods store, 67 East 11th Street was one of the earliest upscale cast-iron residential conversions. Residents of the building enjoy amenities including a full-time doorman, a beautiful common roof deck with a lounge area, private storage, and a laundry room. This building is perfectly situated in prime Greenwich Village with superb restaurants, shopping, and abundant transportation options moments away. Please note, there is a 1.5% flip tax paid by the buyer. See less