Greek Revial Homes for Sale in New York, NY

Charles Street just off Bleecker - Greek Revival Townhouse completely rebuilt from the inside.90 Charles has been completely rebuilt from the inside while preserving and restoring the historic 1847 facade to landmark specifications. The property is delivered at clean gallery level finish, leaving the final cosmetics and rooms layout for the new homeowner to customize to their lifestyle.

Kenneth Koehn Bond New York Properties LLC

33-Foot-Wide Flatiron Townhouse 30% Reduction $10.5M With a 30% price reduction, this extraordinary 33-foot-wide townhouse is a true rarity in Manhattan. Just off Fifth Avenue and adjacent to Greenwich Village's distinguished Gold Coast, it stands at the nexus of Flatiron, Chelsea, and the Village—an address that combines scale, history, and location. Measuring approximately

Peter Comitini Corcoran Group

Refined Single-Family Townhouse in the West Village. Built in 1846, this 22.5-foot-wide townhouse has been thoughtfully renovated by the architectural firm Fairfax & Sammons, blending historic character with a clean, modern sensibility in an open and inviting manner. Number 48 sits within a continuous row of Greek Revival houses, all constructed within a year, giving the

Leslie Mason Douglas Elliman Real Estate

Built in 1901, this exceptionally rare 27.25-foot-wide Greek Revival townhouse commands a premier position overlooking Washington Square Park, one of Greenwich Village's most prestigious and tightly held addresses. With its remarkable scale, architectural presence, and coveted location, the property represents one of the neighborhood's most significant offerings. Currently configured as

Matthew Lesser Leslie J Garfield & Co Inc

Tremendous Two Family being used as Single Family home. A Designated New York City Landmark in Stapleton's Harrison Street Enclave Some houses are simply old. This one is historic — a New York City individual landmark with a provenance reaching back to the men and women who first imagined Stapleton into being. Set on a generous corner lot where Harrison Street meets Quinn, 92 Harrison Street is

Ragheb Mick Baig Robert DeFalco Realty, Inc.

Perfectly positioned midblock on one of Greenwich Village's most coveted tree-lined blocks, 37 West 11th Street is an exceptional 21.5-foot-wide Greek Revival townhouse set on an extraordinarily deep lot of over 100 feet, with a meticulously landscaped garden and an elevator, a rare combination of width, scale, and outdoor space in the heart of Manhattan's Gold Coast. Originally

Nastassja Balick Coppers Decode Real Estate

A once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire one of the last privately owned townhomes on Washington Square Park in the heart of Greenwich Village. Boasting opulence and grandeur of a bygone era, this one-of-a-kind, 26' wide, 5-story Landmark Preserved home contains approximately 8,750 square feet of interior living space. Constructed in 1839 and gut renovated in 2018, 26 Washington Square

Ravi Kantha Serhant

408 Henry Street is a 4 story, 2 family townhouse built circa 1852 in classic Greek revival style. Located in the Cobble Hill Historic Landmark District. This impressive red brick townhouse with brownstone trim is built 24' wide x 50 on the first two floors, and 24x40 on the upper floors on a 100 foot lot. This townhouse is currently configured into two duplex homes. A Parlor & Garden duplex,

Brian Lehner Brown Harris Stevens Brooklyn LLC

This beautifully restored 20'-wide Greek Revival townhouse, originally built in 1843, offers an exceptional blend of historic character and modern luxury. Spanning six levels and approximately 6,000 interior square feet, the home features six bedrooms, five bathrooms, seven fireplaces, four outdoor spaces including a south-facing garden and finished roof deck and a finished cellar. Currently

Matthew Pravda Leslie J Garfield & Co Inc

WASHER/DRYER ALLOWED in Unit! Ideally located at the crossroads of SoHo and the West Village, on one of Manhattan's most charming streets, this architecturally distinctive Top-Floor one-bedroom co-op offers a rare blend of style, comfort, and light - all with a one of a kind floorplan. Thoughtfully designed by award-winning firm Design Bureaux, Apartment 7E is a one-of-a-kind layout

Sean Jadidian Corcoran Group

179 Sullivan Street – Art Haus, West Village Repositioned as Art Haus, this 25-foot-wide Greek Revival townhouse has been transformed into a portfolio of luxury, art filled, exquisitely furnished short-term rentals plus a ground-floor commercial suite- nearly doubling its income from prior use. It is, quite simply, the best investment in the best location. All units are in excellent condition,

Aloysius Carlos Nest Seekers LLC

Step into the storybook charm of 15 Gay Street, a rare Greenwich Village townhouse where timeless architecture meets a rich, bohemian past. Built in 1910, this four story, four-unit walk-up spans approximately 3,344 square feet on a 1,235-square-foot lot. Tucked away on one of Manhattan's shortest and most winding lanes, Gay Street curves gracefully between Christopher Street and

Matthew Lesser Leslie J Garfield & Co Inc

Built in 1841, this Greek Revival single-family home is located on one of the most coveted blocks in the West Village. Behind a beautifully restored facade, the 21-foot-wide townhouse offers a meticulously maintained interior space rich in history and character. The house, held by the same family for 100 years, is currently configured with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. The parlor floor

Warner Lewis Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC

175 Clinton Street is being transformed as we speak. While construction is underway, this presents a unique opportunity: early buyers will have meaningful input on the final product, from selecting finishes to customizing details that matter most to how you live. Located in Brooklyn Heights Historic District, 175 Clinton Street is a 19th-century townhouse reimagined for a contemporary

Paul Johansen Corcoran Group

168 Pacific Street is a rare and remarkable offering in Cobble Hill at the edge of Brooklyn Heights. A masterfully restored and reimagined 25-foot-wide Greek Revival townhouse blending historic grandeur with contemporary luxury on an extraordinary scale, this home is a must see. Originally dating to the 1830s and set on a 100-foot-deep lot within the coveted Cobble Hill Historic District, the

Lindsay Barrett Compass

ELEGANTLY RENOVATED, PRE-WAR GREEK REVIVAL CHARM. A MULTI-FAM GEM IN PRIME BED-STUY. A rare opportunity awaits in this beautifully preserved, tastefully updated multi-fam townhome that celebrates timeless design while providing every contemporary amenity. Meticulously renovated within the last decade, this classic Greek Revival residence combines incredible flexibility,

TriciaLee Riley Serhant

The result of a years-long renovation helmed by AD100 firm Gachot Studios, 334 West 20th Street is an impeccably renovated single family townhouse situated within the Chelsea Historic District. This 25-foot wide Greek Revival masterpiece spans 7,058 square feet across five levels, with three separate and distinct outdoor spaces including a tranquil tiered garden and rooftop deck. Exquisite

Jim St. Andre Compass

57 West 9th Street is a 22 1/4-foot wide, three-family residence primed for conversion back to single family use. Spanning nearly 4,600 square feet, the home is full of preserved original details, exceptional ceiling heights, and a deep historic garden featured in many notable design publications. Originally dating to 1840, this Greek Revival townhouse represents a compelling opportunity located

Jim St. Andre Compass

Offered in triple mint condition, the exceptional 1846 Greek Revival townhouse is found mid-block on one of the most coveted tree-lined streets of the Brooklyn Heights Historic District. The 23 foot wide home is built on a rare 135 lot, with 2 full width terraces and an enviably deep landscaped garden. An elevator accesses all floors of the 6-story, 7,040 square foot home. Designed by Ingui

Roberta Golubock Sothebys International Realty

30 Bergen Street sits at the nexus of the ever-popular Cobble Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn. You are surrounded by the history and vibrancy of this neighborhood that many treasure as home. The Greek Revival home was built circa 1850 and, with just over 3,600 square feet, this twenty-two-foot-wide home was gut-renovated to bring the mechanicals and overall building structure into the modern era.

Luther Hines Compass