Chelsea Historic District: A Greek Revival townhouse. Built in 1842, this 5 story townhouse with many remaining characteristics of the period, with its brownstone base and brick upper facade, and a winding stoop with wrought iron handrails and fence. The grand entrance includes a vertical paneled wood door and pilasters with stone enframements and a projecting cornice embellished with moldings. This home is built to 22.5' x 44' and a lot size of 22.5' x 98.75'.A unique property offering three residential apartments:A GARDEN DUPLEX is 2108 SqFt with soaring 13' ceilings on the Parlor floor of living and dining rooms with two original black marble mantels, molding detailing, oak pocket doors, parquet wood floors and double French doors opening to a back terrace. The lower level-garden floor also has a separate entrance under stoop, with front bedroom, full bathroom and eat-in kitchen. You will fall in love with an original early 1900's fireplace stove and a 22.5' x 48' serene garden. A 3RD FLOOR APARTMENT is 990 SqFt with original molding detailing, two white marble fireplaces are just a few of the characteristics of this 1 bedroom with additional alcove- small bedroom/ office, central bathroom and kitchen, living and dining facing north over garden. A Duplex penthouse residence on the 4th and 5th floors is 1733 SqFt. The first level has a kitchen, living room, bedroom and full bath; second level offers the master bedroom with en-suit bath and remarkable vaulted cathedral beamed ceilings, dormers and French doors opening to front and back terraces. This parcel of land was originally sold in 1835 during the time when Clement Clarke Moore began his residential development of his Chelsea estate, subdividing the land into formal lots and creating what became known as the residential neighborhood of Chelsea.