Marc Jacobs co-founder and president Robert Duffy is selling his New York Townhouse for $17 million. According to New York Curbed, Duffy picked up the townhouse no. 62 in 2013 for just $10.25 million. The 1839 Federal brick townhouse at 62 West 12th Street is reportedly located in a prized location and the home also has incomparable distinction.
Listing details reveal that the historic Greenwich Village residence has a total of four stories and that includes a basement. The place also offers modern convenience and also extraordinary living.
Starting in the front stoop which leads to the parlor floor, an elevator is waiting to transport anyone from floor to floor. Beyond the hall there is an elegant living room that features tall windows and decorative high gloss lacquer art display at the walls.
The American plank hardwood flooring displays the classic character of the room. Separated by sliding doors is the stunning dining room which provides an open view of the double-height family room located below. It also features tall windows which overlooks the private garden.
The family room is filled with natural light from its large windows and it is dramatized by the soaring high ceilings. What highlights the space is the 18 feet glass atrium that floods the room with brilliant beams of natural light. There is also a new gas fireplace with 18th century mantle lends adding to a warm and sophisticated touch of the room. Continuing through there is a large and luscious private garden.
The garden level, on the other hand, has a separate street entrance. It connects to the open gourmet kitchen which is also a perfect spot for entertaining guests. It is designed with custom cabinetry and high end appliances.
There is also a queen size bedroom on this level which can be used as a guest room. Every bedroom in the home has its own custom closet and stylish bathroom with marble tiles and fixtures.
