Welcome to 112 Waverly Place, Carriage House a stunning Greenwich Village home located just half a block from Washington Square Park.

Available for a 6 month lease, and can be rented furnished.

The carriage house at 112 Waverly Place is an 1,800 sqft two bathroom triplex with its very own private entrance, boasting a magnificent skylight, soaring 17' beamed ceilings, oversized mahogany windows, white oak floors, copper ceiling in the kitchen, a wood burning fireplace, exposed brick, and an outdoor terrace. The carriage house is an enchanting space that exudes charm, and inspires creativity.

The owner recently upgraded the kitchen with the finest finishes: a Boffi cabinetry system with abundance of storage and preparation space, and top of the line appliances including a Viking stove with vented hood, Gaggenau dishwasher, and Sub-Zero refrigerator. The lower level bathroom located off the primary bedroom has a rain shower, and deep soaking tub with steam unit. There is an upper mezzanine with additional full bath that looks out onto the great room and makes for a perfect home office. Additional features of this spectacular apartment include heated porcelain floors, central A/C, bathroom towel warmers, and laundry in unit.

Built in 1826, 112 Waverly Place has a rich history - home to numerous celebrity and artist residents, including the groundbreaking playwright, essayist, and advocate for justice, Lorraine Hansberry. Situated just steps from Washington Square Park, whether you crave a peaceful escape or a vibrant city life, everything is close at hand. Enjoy the best restaurants and bars like Loring Place, Babbo, Bar Pisellino, Claudette, Joseph Leonard and many more!

You are one block from the West 4th St train station with convenient access to the A, C, E, B, D, F, M train lines as well as the 1 line at Christopher Street. Life at 112 Waverly Place, Carriage House will put you in the center of it all in one of Manhattan's most quintessential neighborhoods. Don't miss this opportunity to write the next chapter in this extraordinary New York story!