Nothing says New York like the rows of handsome townhouses that line the streets of Manhattan – homes that have shown resilience in the face of urban transformations over centuries, adapting to their inhabitants’ evolving needs and the world’s shifting trends.
This Greenwich townhouse is a great example. Originally built in 1846, it has seen generations of ownership and modifications. It is now home to a family of four, who bought the property 174 years after its creation. Entering a new chapter in its long history, the residence recently underwent its latest reincarnation following a makeover by New York firm TenBerke.
