168 Waverly Pl is a distinguished 19th-century 22-foot wide landmarked townhouse in the heart of the Village, perfectly positioned at the intersection of Greenwich and West Village. Built in 1899, the townhouse is currently configured as a two-unit cooperative. These two apartments can be seamlessly combined, or kept separate, allowing for the flexibility of two use cases under one roof.

Garden Duplex:
The garden duplex encompasses both the parlor and garden floors of the townhouse, with dedicated entrances on both floors. Accessed via a stooped entrance, the parlor floor features two formal parlors (one of which currently functions as a bedroom), each with their own wood-burning fireplaces. This floor also features a third flex space that could function as a windowed home office or additional bedroom if needed, and a full bath. Downstairs, the garden floor acts as the apartment's entertaining floor, featuring open-plan kitchen, living and dining areas, another well-proportioned bedroom, the apartment's second full bath, and a third wood-burning fireplace.

The highlight of the garden duplex is it private 22-foot by 48-foot landscaped garden that is a secluded escape - bathed in sunlight for all hours of the day, it is the perfect place for outdoor entertaining and al fresco dining. The apartment's own washer/dryer completes the garden duplex.

Upper Duplex:
Accessed one flight up, the upper duplex features a spacious entertaining floor with a renovated kitchen, expansive sunny living room and separate formal dining room. The apartment features three well-proportioned bedrooms and two full baths. There are four wood-burning fireplaces throughout and a dedicated washer/dryer.

The upper duplex enjoys a private roof terrace with panoramic views of the West Village's neighboring townhouses and the midtown Manhattan skyline in the distance.

Located on one of the Village's most dynamic streets, 168 Waverly Pl is surrounded by the neighborhood's best dining, shopping and culture, and easily accessible via all subway trains and major thoroughfares.