Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Welcome to 80 Washington Place in Greenwich Village, presented by Cheryl Eisen, President of Interior Marketing Group and Eisen Design House. The townhouse spans about 8,700 square feet inside, with another 1,600 square feet of outdoor space, along with six bedrooms and eight and a half bathrooms.
Right away, the tone is set just by stepping into the foyer. On one side, a glass and steel staircase rises with a crisp edge. On the other, a wood staircase brings in warmth. The two sit in conversation with each other, and the entry stays quiet and uncluttered because of it. Just past that, there is a breakfast area that feels easy and unforced. It catches soft light and feels like the kind of place where mornings don’t need much planning. Moreover, the kitchen lies just beyond, centered around a long black stone island with steel finishes and integrated storage. Everything is tucked away, so the space stays open. From here, it naturally connects into the living areas and then out toward the garden, so the whole floor feels like one continuous space.
The home then opens into the double height great room. The first thing you notice is the scale, but it doesn’t feel overwhelming once you’re in it. Light moves through the room and the seating area sits low and soft beneath it, with a wide sand toned sectional that makes the space feel grounded. Just outside, the terrace extends that same feeling outdoors. It faces south, so there is light throughout the day. Two cabanas sit along one side, an outdoor kitchen runs along another, and a dining area anchors the center. It feels set up for real use, not just looking at.
Up one level, the mezzanine looks down into the great room. It is set up simply with a desk and a lounge chair. From here, you get a full sense of the height in the space and how the materials change as you move through it, from steel to brick to softer finishes. Meanwhile, the primary suite takes up the entire fourth floor. It is wrapped in dark wood paneling that gives it a quieter, more enclosed feeling. The furniture stays minimal, and the room feels like it naturally slows things down.
At the very top, a private roof deck looks out over Greenwich Village. You are above the street, but still very much in it, with the neighborhood visible in every direction. It is a simple, open final moment to the home. Overall, 80 Washington Place showcases scale and light in a way that feels continuous from floor to floor, with each level offering a slightly different pace of living.
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Welcome to 80 Washington Place in Greenwich Village, presented by Cheryl Eisen, President of Interior Marketing Group and Eisen Design House. The townhouse spans about 8,700 square feet inside, with another 1,600 square feet of outdoor space, along with six bedrooms and eight and a half bathrooms.
Right away, the tone is set just by stepping into the foyer. On one side, a glass and steel staircase rises with a crisp edge. On the other, a wood staircase brings in warmth. The two sit in conversation with each other, and the entry stays quiet and uncluttered because of it. Just past that, there is a breakfast area that feels easy and unforced. It catches soft light and feels like the kind of place where mornings don’t need much planning. Moreover, the kitchen lies just beyond, centered around a long black stone island with steel finishes and integrated storage. Everything is tucked away, so the space stays open. From here, it naturally connects into the living areas and then out toward the garden, so the whole floor feels like one continuous space.
The home then opens into the double height great room. The first thing you notice is the scale, but it doesn’t feel overwhelming once you’re in it. Light moves through the room and the seating area sits low and soft beneath it, with a wide sand toned sectional that makes the space feel grounded. Just outside, the terrace extends that same feeling outdoors. It faces south, so there is light throughout the day. Two cabanas sit along one side, an outdoor kitchen runs along another, and a dining area anchors the center. It feels set up for real use, not just looking at.
Up one level, the mezzanine looks down into the great room. It is set up simply with a desk and a lounge chair. From here, you get a full sense of the height in the space and how the materials change as you move through it, from steel to brick to softer finishes. Meanwhile, the primary suite takes up the entire fourth floor. It is wrapped in dark wood paneling that gives it a quieter, more enclosed feeling. The furniture stays minimal, and the room feels like it naturally slows things down.
At the very top, a private roof deck looks out over Greenwich Village. You are above the street, but still very much in it, with the neighborhood visible in every direction. It is a simple, open final moment to the home. Overall, 80 Washington Place showcases scale and light in a way that feels continuous from floor to floor, with each level offering a slightly different pace of living.
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