Inside A $14,950,000 Luxury Modern Townhouse In New York City | On The Market |
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Today Architectural Digest brings you to the West Village in New York City to tour 60 Bethune Street, a luxury townhouse currently on the market for $14,950,000. Despite its classic brick exterior, inside the home is a surprisingly bright and modern space. A double-height atrium in the heart of the home opens up the interior letting light flow through the property. With 4 bedrooms and 3.5 b …
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AI GeneratedThis luxury modern townhouse at 60 Bethune in the West Village is a four-story, 4,000-square-foot residence listed for $14,950,000. Designed by Hulk Architecture, the home serves as an urban sanctuary featuring four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and a minimal, muted palette designed to provide a calm respite from the city.
Here today, we're at 60 Bethune,
a luxury modern townhouse in the West Village.
It's four stories, four bedrooms,
three and a half bathrooms,
approximately 4,000 square feet,
and it's all on the market for $14,950,000.
Today, we have the architects,
Horstin and Annie, with Hulk Architecture.
Welcome to the townhouse.
We created this double-height space
by cutting open the floor slab,
and this floor slab is reflecting
the structural requirements
to keep all of the adjacent townhouses' structure intact.
This double-height family space
was really important to us
because it really acts as the centralizing zone
for the dining area, the office, and the garden.
And also, there is a TV
actually hidden inside this core wall.
Everything in this space is custom-designed,
from the fireplace to the windows,
even the profiles, down to this coffee table.
We wanted to create this townhouse
as a sanctuary in the city,
kind of a calm respite from the urban environment.
And so we did that through the minimal palette
and the muted hues.
We love the energy of the city,
but it's always important to have moments
where you can relax and feel like you're in nature.
We were very fortunate to be able to utilize
this very bright wall,
which actually naturally reflects light
in the afternoon sun back into the townhouse.
We created the office on the garden level
so that you had a second entrance for guests visiting.
And as you can see, it's part of this open space.
However, what was key to us
was creating flexibility in this open space.
And so just by having a sliding door,
it creates that privacy when you need it.
There's also a wet bar on every floor.
And here's the dining room
where we have a custom-designed table from Italy.
And this space overlooks the double-height space
and engages that family room
and also acts as an art gallery.
With the kitchen, we wanted to create a space
which doesn't feel like a kitchen,
and yet all the functions are hidden.
We were inspired by yacht design
and how everything is compartmentalized
into a central core.
So essentially, all of the storage is concealed.
This is the hidden refrigerator
and even an appliance garage.
In case you're wondering where all the counter space is,
this is a great hack.
You can basically roll out the shelves when you need them,
use everything you need
because the outlet's already in the back,
and then tuck it back in, and you're done,
and you have a nice, clean space.
The cooktop is here.
The hood is actually hidden behind this panel.
Generally, you want a lot of illumination on your surface
that you're working on in a kitchen.
The lighting is fully recessed
to create a lot of TAS lighting without it being glaring,
and it's a very subtle glow on the counters.
And now we'll head to the next floor.
This is the primary suite,
and one of the main things we wanted to do
was allow for flexibility in the partner's routines.
And so what we did was created a very flexible open space
so that the two partners,
even if they had different routines or schedules,
they wouldn't disturb one another.
For example, we can come through here,
which is the wardrobe and also pantry,
which we can also get to from this side.
Here we have 20 linear feet of primary closet,
and each of these have cedar-lined interiors,
which is part of the wellness features of this home.
And there's also this convenient pull-down
for additional storage.
The hangers are made of cedar, custom-designed,
and the cedar both gives it aroma
and also acts as an insect repellent at the same time.
So this is the primary bathroom.
This bathroom space was inspired by spa design
with a kind of central tub in a shower space.
The double rain shower heads create a very calming effect
as the water trickles down
and drains into the trench drain and the double drains.
There are also the towel warmers from Vola,
which integrate into the wall.
These heat up so that your towels are always nice and toasty.
Everything is very advanced in the house,
and there's a washlet, which automatically opens
and has a warm seat.
Come with me to the next floor.
Here we're on the third floor,
and here you can see that sliver of daylight
that's actually coming through from the roof,
which was created because we detached the stair
entirely from the sidewall.
So here we have the kids' floor,
and these are the bedrooms.
And despite the townhouse feeling very open,
and it actually has plenty of storage,
this is a pantry and more storage.
These are actually desks which can open up to any height.
So the desk height can change and adapt as the kids grow.
And up here we have another outdoor space,
which is really luxurious in the city.
We have an outdoor kitchen and a garden in the back
for entertaining and just a gentle, nice space to be.
You can even see the Hudson River from here.
And now let's meet up with Eric.
Four stories, four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms,
approximately 4,000 square feet.
And it's all on the market for $14,950,000.