250 West 10th street is a beautifully renovated single-family townhome in the heart of the West Village. The home was built in 1826 in a Merchant Bond style. It is approximately 3,000 square feet. The home was previously owned by S.R. Gambrel and reimagined by Environmental Design Group of Chicago. It consists of 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 2 powder rooms. Please view the video for a full tour of the residence. Although this home is rich in history, it has all the modern luxuries. The property boasts 9 elegantly designed rooms. The grand historical doublewide windows create natural light throughout the residence. The striking foyer leads to a newly renovated French-bistro outdoor patio. The double living room with lacquered walls consists of 12' ceilings with 2 classical original marble fireplaces. The large eat-in style kitchen is made up of custom lacquered cabinets with stainless countertops. The newly added stainless steel butler's pantry provides abundance of storage. The Master bedroom can be found on the 4th floor with a large wood burning fireplace and a custom marble bath. The second bedroom features a fireplace, large sky-lit bathroom and a panelized, built-in custom fitted closet with dressing room. This house is a true architectural treasure with extraordinary detailing, light fixtures true to the historical context, Nanz custom hardware, French milled flooring, lacquered wood doors, high ceilings, and thoughtful detail to design. This townhouse is offered furnished by a published designer and is located in one of New York's covetable neighborhoods, The West Village.