Touring Aaron Burr’s Historic $9,995,000 NYC Carriage House
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- INSIDE Aaron Burr’s Historic $10,000,000 NYC Carriage House
This is a look inside a historic landmarked New York City Carriage House. After showing you the Narrowest apartment in NYC we are now giving you a tour of Aaron Burr's 1829 Carriage house apartment in New York currently on the market for $10,000,000! Let me know in the comments, could you live in this apartment?
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29 Downing Street NYC www.compass.com/listing/29-do...
3 bedroom | 2.5 Bathroom | 3,500 Square Feet
Asking Price: $9,995,000
Listed by: Alex Heydt & Steven Clair
Mobile: 914.318.0694
Email: alex.heydt@compass.com sclair@compass.com
Filmed by @DroneHubMedia
This peerless Greenwich Village carriage house with curb cut garage, melds old and new, public and private, indoors and outdoors, in a way that nods to life in New York City itself. Painstakingly gut-renovated and ultra-flexible, currently configured as three bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, and expansive ground-floor space with breathtaking designer interiors throughout. Currently zoned as mixed-use, this 1829 house was built on land owned by the third Vice President of the United States, Aaron Burr. Today, the structure is among the city’s oldest and most photographed thanks to star turns in House Beautiful, Elle, The Wall Street Journal and two coffee table books.
Located within the Greenwich Village Historic District, the 25-foot-wide carriage house underwent a thorough renovation that salvaged and restored much of the cherished historic detail while adding compelling, unexpected modern touches. Some of the original wood joists needing replacement were repurposed as shelving, while others are still intact. The 3,600-square-foot building welcomes indoor-outdoor living and lavish entertaining on the second floor, where exposed beams rise over wide-plank hardwood floors, and a wall of folding glass doors opens the level entirely to the nearly 900-square-foot terrace. Imagine glorious al fresco gatherings surrounded by ivy-covered brick walls and the sights of the Village. A well-equipped outdoor kitchen with a gas grill is perfect for summer barbecues, while the unique sunken garden and firepit provide a stunning focal point with peek-a-boo views into the ground-floor space below. Inside, the extraordinary open kitchen dazzles with a massive waterfall quartz island/breakfast bar trimmed in wood and topped with copper pendants. The full suite of Miele appliances includes a range with a retractable down vent, a dishwasher, drawer microwave and wine refrigerator.
Ascend the industrial-chic open staircase to discover the top floor’s private quarters. The sun-kissed primary suite features a wall of glass overlooking the skylit staircase and a serene spa bath with floor-to-ceiling large format tile, exposed shelving, a Duravit rain shower/soaking tub and floating double vanity. Two secondary bedrooms share another full bathroom outfitted with a frameless glass shower, skylight and upscale finishes.
With a curb cut and mixed-use zoning, this home’s ground floor is a flexible open wonderland ideal as a car collector’s dream garage, an art studio or gallery space, a startup office or additional living space. Fourteen-foot tall ceilings, polished concrete floors, transom windows and glimpses into the sunken garden underscore the grand scale of the space. A powder room, laundry room, storage rooms and additional cellar storage space complete this extraordinary Downtown sanctuary.
Located within the Greenwich Village Historic District, at the corner of Downing Street and Bedford Street, this home is surrounded by the outstanding shopping, dining and nightlife of the West Village and Meatpacking District, with the media and tech offices of Hudson Square within easy reach. Small neighborhood parks, Washington Square Park and 500-acre Hudson River Park deliver iconic outdoor space in every direction. Transportation is effortless with 1, A/C/E, B/D/F/M and PATH trains, excellent bus service and CitiBikes all nearby.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:33 - Lower level
2:15 - Entryway / Parlor Level
4:07 - Private Terrace
5:25 - Upper Level
7:24 - Carriage House Renovation
Filmed, Edited and Produced By EBC PRODUCTIONS LLC, 2021
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Are you Aaron Burr sir? Hands down one of the most unique living spaces we have toured on the channel! Comment what your favorite feature and if you would pay $10,000,000 for a piece of NYC history.
I would pay this is beautiful Erik every tour for the last couple of months you have had beautiful homes tours but I can’t help but notice I don’t know if you noticed but the last couple of tours the homes or apartments have white oak floors or cabinetry I love it 👏🏾
Very enjoyable vlog, Erik! The re-use of damaged beams for the shelving was a very nice touch...and, of course, love the exposed brick. Over all, super well done reno! I could definitely live there even without a city view (though I'd have a daily view of the NYC skyline while living in my $135,000,000 dream apartment by Hiroshi Sugimoto at 432 Park Avenue).
A question regarding the Burr house: why didn't the renovators make usable space on the roof? A suggestion: obtain an oil painting of Aaron Burr (perhaps an original done during Burr's lifetime) and hang it by the front door of the "garage." Include it in the sales price to make up for no usable roof space.
Yes, I would buy this house on a spot.
Alexander Hamilton was shot by Aaron burr
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Beautiful house but some major functionality issues, the glass wall next to the master bed that opens to a staircase just seems like a terrible lack of privacy. Also, the rainfall shower in the soaking tub seems like a good way to get water everywhere
I was thinking about waking up from a nightmare and thinking you see someone standing on the stairs and staring at you lmao. It's a cool feature but I don't think I could ever be comfortable knowing that I'd be so exposed!
How are you meant to have sex in your bed when the kids are coming up the stairs and glancing in at you through the window? What are these people thinking?!
No privacy whatsoever… hard pass
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Is agree but if you can afford this house you can probably replace the glass with a solid wall.
I couldn’t think of anything worse than all those window eyes on me in my backyard
exactly the same I need my privacy and that open area is the complete opposite of private
Some basic terrace landscaping would really help the sale of this place. I feel like bamboo would be a great addition for that back Terrace
Its nyc no one cares about what’s happening in ur backyard
BBQ and privacy does not go together in NY.
If I'm paying that much I want privacy.
They took a beautiful historic home full of charm and unique character and turned it into another boring white box, great job!
lol
@@erikvanconover They left a few brick walls in there by accident, but I'm sure they can go back and cover it up with a big Jeff Koons or something
To be fair it was originally a carriage house not a home so I doubt it had a lot of historic details you would have in a house.
@@darkchurchhill slightly wrong buddy. The coachman was frequently housed above.
you have to update to a modern kitchen, but leaving the beams and the old bookshelf would've been cool, should've left the red paint on the exterior as well. Love NYC buildings wit some color!
Strangers staring at my terrace while I want to be alone for $10 million? No thanks.
I mean that’s kind of New York living really lol it’s city living
They did a good job restoring the outside facade but they took away a lot of the original charm of the inside-the only thing they kept seems to be the exposed beams. Such a shame to lose so many of the original architectural details.
Right? Just replacing it with another generic white/off-white minimalist interior.
I've been getting recommended a lot of renovations like this on UA-cam. Beautiful buildings with tons of history turned super generic on the inside.
@@amphibien8264 it’s awful. I understand sometimes original features can’t be kept because they aren’t compatible with modern plumbing/wiring/HVAC, but seeing historic interiors transformed into a cookie-cutter modern condo is really sad.
I think they could have modernized it but kept the original charm of the place.
@@MercuryRisingFast ah...you have no vision
The picture of the living space pre-renovation looked great. Spec builders can go too far and that’s what it looks like here.
“The tiniest touch of modern” 😩
It was so much prettier before.
LOL, there are so many "features" that architects love but people who actually live in homes quickly realize are absurdly impractical. *Only* open shelving in the kitchen? No pantry space or easily accessible cabinetry? (As far as I can tell, there isn't. When the camera swings around to show the whole kitchen there's nothing there opposite the island, and the only cabinets are beneath the counters.) Those admittedly gorgeous 200-year-old beams won't look quite as chic when filled with groceries like Bumble Bee tuna, Rice Krispies or Fruit Roll-ups. Or even the billionaire equivalents. And others have commented on the ridiculous glass wall that displays the master bed to anyone, including kids. I can handle the "all eyes on me" patio, because any outdoor space in NYC is wonderful. But the whole house is a big fishbowl.
I dunno. You've got this fantastic historic figure associated with the property, but the building itself looks as if it's been dropped down from a spaceship flown by a planet of Industrial Modern-worshipping aliens.
Plus the absurd gimmick of the firepit . Which is just plain dumb !
yes to the pantry and access, but I actually only have open shelving, I like it that way and never had a problem with it
@Kira Lerner Totally agree. Open shelving only works for people that have no stuff, or enjoy visual chaos.
Didn’t like the kitchen design either, no pantry small fridge and why could I see power points. At a property at this price point that’s just sloppy. I like the idea of the large window in the master bedroom room to let in light, if it was one that can frost over at the flick of a switch.
I like how open shelving looks but it’s so impractical! First off, where do I put my plates and glasses and everything? Having enough storage in a kitchen is vital and believe me, without upper cabinets, everything is going to be cramped. And even if you can make the open shelves work, then you’ll have to clean them every week and that’s just a terrible waste of time. And why on Earth is there a window to the staircase in the master’s bedroom? And don’t even get me started on the shower.
Sunken fire pit is a huge minus for me. Just steals space with the railing and the stairs. You could've made it level to the outdoor space with skylights and would've had the same natural light in the "garage". On the inside it just looks weird with that one "support beam" in the middle. Poor design imho.
yeah the sunken fire pit was really not the best idea...
the house had so much potential too
and it looks incredibly dangerous as well
@@jennifermarquez4823 yup. Great way to get a thousand ember holes in one's 10,000 dollar suit!
Thank you ! My thughts exactly !
Man….that primary suite being the biggest room in the house was heartbreaking. The lower level is the best part of the space. I would just live there.
Man I liked the before exterior so much more. That beautiful red and window doors…
Aw man, the interior before, too. :( it had SO much more character on the kitchen main level.
Yeah all the wood being removed and surfaced refinish on the ceiling took the soul out of the "historic" look. I like the new look but I also liked the old look because of its history. People in the US are so quick to do away with the old.
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Introvert’s hell. People can just watch you bathe and shit from the other side of the street and all you can do is hope they’re not using binoculars
LOL. your comment made me laugh. Curtains are a useful thing.
@@erikvanconovernot if you have diarrhea and in a hurry
Could never afford this, but that didn't stop me from planning where I would put all my furniture or how I would use the ground floor space.
Compared to other NYC apartments on the channel, this looks surprisingly functional. However, I believe the lack of privacy makes it more suitable for semi-commercial purposes. Still, for 10mil, it's a steal ;)
It has the unique factor for sure
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@ Jan Klosowsky ...just use a little imagination ...huge white linen-sheets, spread all over the outside terrace, as a roof and sunshade, like you are in greece or south france outside, in a restaurant, by the ocean...know what I mean? like this, no neighboors would be able to see anything..additional, lots of plants that grow high all around the fence and "et voila" 🙂
This is literally a garage that someone put a bed in.
@@FilipCordas is that good or bad?
With each room shown I paused the video and I imagined what I’d put in it and how I’d live and move around in the space. 😍 What an amazing dwelling! Wonderful job showcasing this home Mr. Conover. 👏🏽
*gently sets down crush that was forming upon watching this channel* really love the townhouse and very much appreciate your content and positive spirit! The red brick exterior was kind of cool but I love the refinished look as well. That super long quartz island is great too. I like how the decor is open and a nice blend of masculine and feminine touches.
I have the fear of that fireplace in the centre being flooded if it ever rained really badly
I thought the same thing
I think thats what the pipe in the center might be for, could be multipurpose for redirecting rainwater and as a support system for the patio
The exposed drainage pipe running down is a really crude solution to that problem. 10mil for exposed piping
The firepit is a dumb idea . It needs to go .
How it looked before was soo much better.
Atleast they could have keep the floors and some of the beams for more character to the space.
@@MercuryRisingFast yes, saw it later when he said it. But yeah I get it:)
the dropdown fire pit... I love it
It's like an art museum more than an appartment
This home is FIRE! I do wish they had kept more of the old school charm. But it's a beautiful home.
It's always a balancing act with the renovations
more like a converted firehouse garage.
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Monday mornings with a new Eric C. vid are the best monday mornings. Cool place, bud. Thanks for showing us around :D
Anyone think the older house looked better than this?
Me too
Where can I see the older house before renovation?
@@bellazinaa21 there's a couple examples quickly dotted through the video: 2:57 0:52
The fire pit eats the space and does literally nothing. You still can have fire pit on the balcony while have a flat floor throughout.
the fire pit allows light to go down into what would be a very dark lower level
@@erikvanconover you are missing the point ! The fire pit is a gimmick __at best .
@@erikvanconover why not just a flat glass floor on the terrace? Would bring in even more light. This monstrosity of a fire-pit makes no sens at all.
@@erikvanconover Can they not install lights in the lower level garage?
wow, it looked so much better before the renovation.. it looks so bland now, and the fire pit? why?
Love the before and after photos! Please more often 🙌🏼
I love this one! Thank you for showing us this unique and historical place!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Damn the camerawork on this video is amazing.
Love these videos. Ten minutes is the perfect length.
I made my dream house on Pinterest and it was very similar to this one. Hopefully i can live in something like this in the future!
Not sure about the glass wall in the primary…especially if you have guests. Maybe some kind of blackout shades?
curtain for sure
Eric~ You asked in a previous video about which sort of videos your viewers would like to see. I got to say that I simply like them all: the real estate, adventure fitness, NYC, personal... it all fits. Wishing you continued success, brother, you're very inspirational.
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I couldn’t enjoy myself out on that terrace I’d feel like I’m being watched
Love the innovative fireplace. Want one in the upstairs living room for winter. Fabulous apartment!
Whoa! That's a very unique home. Love the entry from the street to the once garage. I would put lighting under the dropped drop down fire pit, above that seating/bar area. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
That kind of renovation is beyond amazing, simply gorgeous
It really is!
THE SETUP OF THIS PLACE IS DOPE. THAT SUNKEN FIREPLACE IS PRETTY COOL.
Absolutely Stunning!
Hey Erik Thanks for the Real Estate and History lesson! ;)
Setting aside it being insanely expensive, I can totally see this be appealing to a person who has a self run art gallery where he sells expensive pieces but not a lot..like very customized expensive type work…so works a lot and just wanna come down his workshop
I’ve been waiting for this house tour ever since you posted a reel on Instagram about it. It did not disappoint!
I love this building. It would be the most amazing place to live, a mix of old & new. Amazing place.
I adore this fireplace. Just imagine being a neighbor and having all the smoke entering your home through the windows. Ahmmm great
or dying because of the gas filling the cube
@@jemandjemand2362or dying because you park inside your house and carbon monoxide/engine exhaust, being a hot gas, will travel upward.
This is so aesthetically pleasing! I love a mixture of material
same here, they did a great job
@@erikvanconover for sure!
Best house on the channel im in love with it. But i have to admit it, i do prefer the interior before the renovation. Great video Erik 👍.
Glad you like them!
I love how he said this would be perfect for an artist. Right, an artist who can spare $10M.
This house is absolutely amazing!
Wow, this property is amazing! Keep these great home tours coming, Erik!
I will be posting more unique homes like this in NYC
0:17 - love those amber-lump lamps 1:25 - nice office indeed 3:54 - lovely as long as they are sparsely filled like that, what doesn't usually happen in real life :) 4:08 - woah, magic ! 6:18 - nice touch with the skylight !
A wonderful renovation. Love it.
Wow !! It's so beautiful !!
I love how he says this would be great for an artist… WHAT ‘ARTIST’ CAN AFFORD THIS?!
I wonder what the neighbours think when you’ve got the fire pit roaring in winter with all the smoke. I’d just convert it to a nice little garden 🪴
Yeah, i would like to see the city regulations for open fires and smoke emissions. In many western countries you can no longer just burn whatever you want in the city, because of pollution.
Where are you man u r one of a kind when it comes to describing things ,u are at your prime .need more content for you .we aspire to be you in that sphere
every picture, from how it was before the renovation, looks better.
The entry way staircase is superb! It flows well. The primary bedroom is bright and light. The terrace view and construction is flawless. Having garage space in the city is priceless. Another excellent presentation Erik!
Nice one. Very neatly done video and we truly appreciate all the efforts. It's wonderful to see such a huge apartment . I like the fact that how spacious this one is with cool features and an old NYC feel. I myself was in NYC for a couple of months and it felt great living there. Thanks for sharing the info and very good luck to you for more success. Thank you
Really cool, love it
The insides before the renovation were a dream. Great video as usual Erik!
Wow, how cool would it be to live in such a historic place, and it's beautifully restored and modernized to boot!
Okay I’m convinced. Buy it Erik!
Loved this tour! You defenitely always find the best townhouses to tour Erik!
Definitely!
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Beautiful !
Very convenient loading area for certain enterpreneuring indivuals looking for new and used furniture.
Winter time: while the car is filling the remaining space with its exhaust fumes, freezing wintery weather is also sucked in,
making for a unique experience for those still in the house.
You had me already at parking bit lol
Amazing!!!
Love this place!!! 🥳🥳🥳
Really nice property. Will you be continuing with the day in the life type vlogs still? Though I still find the apartment and house tours interesting.
I’m not really into modern homes but this is a BEAUTY!!!
out of this world ...so open...I love the whole concept of it
such a gem
@@erikvanconover yes indeed a great house, another jaw dropper is Bette Midlers former home wich can be seen on house tour "famous entertainment" here in youtube...very rar view on centralpark, looking east to west, over the lake.she bought it in the late 90tes for only 3.5 million Dollars and sold it recently for a whopping 50 million...take a look and tell me what you think
I got this carriage house beat. Check out 440 Van Brunt Street in Red Hook Brooklyn. It was a former warehouse converted into single family home.
Very very Beautiful I’ll take it… My family will live this thank You for taking precious time out to show this greatly appreciated 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽👑👑👑🤍🤍
Wow , seeing the before pictures it looks so much better especially the kitchen. But if you like I guess
Cool place! I wish they would have put a bathroom on the lower basement level. If you use that as a den and work space then it’s a long way to go from top the bottom for the bathroom.
Imagine if you forget to close the “garage door”
It's a beautiful house, but I think that it had more charm and personality before. Perhaps if the architects/designers of the home blended the charm of the original look of the house with modern interior design, maybe that would've made something cool? Or maybe it could've had a more industrial look.
Perhaps your best videos yet! We love the character of this home. Great find and goo work on getting you and the team out there to capture it!
i was waiting for the glass wall in the primary to have one of those switches that foggs it for privacy
Absolutely stunning
Really charming and cozy place
A beautiful place!🙌
Obsessed with the exposed historic elements that’s my fav part !
This place is bad ass! Would definitely live there.
Will you be doing more vlogs of your daily life/excursions?
I do love the kitchen level.
Now this is a very cool apartment. Very tasteful.
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This is BEAUTIFUL
You should keep uploading more videos to the Erik Conover Originals channel.
This is the most amazing place Ive seen
What an awesome House!!! My only gripe would be the master bedroom with the see through wall. Was that acrylic or glass coming up the stairs? Maybe there’s a way to hang a curtain or pull down blinds? Otherwise, the home is quite beautiful 😀👍🏾!
Super slick!
This is such a unique property! Great job, son!
Thanks Bubba !
The before pic of the living space looked much better than what they turned it into.
This is nice! I should play the lottery more often.
I need this place. I could put my studio downstairs. ❤❤❤
My two reactions: Living in a fishbowl! Carbon Monoxide! Who would want to live there - at any price?
this is BEAUTIFUL