46 Carmine St. 3

Extremely unusual and rare find. Quintessential old-style Village apartment. Like a Paris atelier, this apartment is the top floor of an 1827 building once owned by Aaron Burr and once lived in by Jackson Pollock . Four skylights, a working fireplace, a second story open loft bedroom, a second bedroom down below, a dramatic cook’s kitchen with high-end appliances, an adorable bathroom with a Japanese tile soaking tub and window looking out at trees. Dramatic ceilings, and large white brick wall complete the bohemian style of the place. Extremely sunny and quiet and, above all, ROMANTIC! The most unusual feature of the apartment is that, whoever buys it will also own one-third of the commercial space on the ground floor which pays all the expenses of the building including maintenance and taxes. There is a beautiful garden shared by all three owners and a basement with a designated storage unit.