Building: The Townhouses on Washington Street

Madison Equities, who recently built 57 Irving Place and Chelsea Modern, present an unprecedented opportunity in New York City’s historic West Village: two, new construction townhouses located at 705 and 707 Washington Street.

The two townhomes will feature a Roman brick façade that has already received Landmarks Preservation Commission approval, and, for the first time in Manhattan, the buildings’ interiors will be built-to-suit; allowing the most discerning purchasers the ability to create a one-of-a-kind home tailored to their individual needs and aesthetics.

As a framework, architect David Helpern, created plans that illustrate a spectacular double-height mezzanine gallery at the entrance of the home, six bedrooms, six full bathrooms and four powder rooms, including a windowed master bathroom with seven fixtures. His vision for each residence suggests that all living spaces be located at or above ground level and include large windows to maximize space and natural light.

Each Townhouse features eight levels connected by an elevator that spans from a fully-finished lower level to a rooftop complete with morning and evening terraces, entertaining kitchen, powder room and skylit artist’s studio. Multiple fireplaces are placed throughout each residence, and a large private garden is located off the first floor. Recognizing that individuals today are showing concern for environmental conservation and eco-friendly living, Madison Equities will provide the buyer with all the designs and materials necessary to achieve a LEED Silver-certified home, should they so desire.

The Townhouses on Washington Street, created for modern living in one of New York City’s most storied neighborhoods, embody the Madison Equities’ standard of providing the highest level of design and unmatched quality of construction in exceptional locations.