onefinestay, A Licensed Real Estate Broker is proud to add Morton Street to our NYC collection. Having retained much of its nineteenth-century charm, four-bedroom Morton Street is a truly unique find in the artsy neighbourhood of Greenwich Village. With a more laidback, relaxed atmosphere than some of New York’s busier, bustling neighbourhoods, its leafy streets are lined with cosy cafes and fabulous jazz clubs tucked between historic brownstone townhouses.

Designed by Steven Gambrel, the home’s interior has been sympathetically modernised while keeping all the best original features; an original staircase winds all the way up to a skylight on the fourth floor and the traditional wood flooring has been carefully preserved - among many other subtle nods to the past that you’ll discover as you make your way around.

Throughout, solid wood doors lead you from one stunning room to another, while a blend of antique and custom light fixtures illuminate your way. Exquisite marble and stone elements can be found everywhere - especially in the home’s four bathrooms.

The first floor is where you’ll find the spectacular eat-in chef’s kitchen, featuring a marble-slab stone floor salvaged from the facade of upper Fifth Avenue’s former Phipps mansion, a huge marble island, and a custom-painted LaCanche 7-burner double oven range. There’s also a Sub-Zero refrigerator and Miele dishwasher fitted within the custom-built solid-wood cabinetry - a truly inspiring space to create delicious meals together.

On the second floor, the sitting room is a wonderful example of classic opulence; a wide, marble fireplace sits at its heart, while a stunning collection of antique furnishings and fixtures set the scene. A cosy Chesterfield sofa, a vintage grandmother clock and traditional copper radiators are just a few that are sure to catch your eye. This floor is also home to a striking office room, painted in a rich claret.

The four bedrooms are divided across the third and fourth floors of the home, with the exceptional main bedroom taking up the entire fourth floor with its large dressing room and ensuite bathroom with a sumptuous soaking tub and a glass-enclosed shower encased in even more marble slab.