Built in 1879 as a carriage house, later a printing press, now one of NYC's most extraordinary private residences. Two floors of soaring wood beam ceilings, exposed brick, and vintage pulley systems — a space that has quietly hosted Grammy winners and artists who prefer their Manhattan stays off the radar. Rooftop with brick BBQ grill. Steps from Katz's and the best of the LES. The space Welcome to the Carriage House — a one-of-a-kind residence built in 1879 that has lived many lives: working stable, printing press, and now a discreet Manhattan retreat for those who know where to look. Grammy winners and artists who prefer their stays off the radar have called it home. Now it's yours. Soaring wood beam ceilings, exposed brick walls, and vintage pulley systems carry the building's original character across two expansive floors. A 14-foot custom waterfall wall, fully integrated sound system, and radiant heated floors bring it firmly into the present. The chef's kitchen has everything you need; the custom conversation couch has room for everyone. At the top of the Moroccan-tiled spiral staircase, a private 1,500 square foot rooftop terrace awaits — landscaped garden, outdoor bar, wood-burning grill, its own sound system, and a disco ball for when the night takes a turn. Six bedrooms sleep up to 10. Tucked on a quiet LES block, surrounded by the city's best restaurants, galleries, and nightlife. Pets welcome. Guest access Guests have full, private access to the entire property — all six bedrooms, living areas, kitchen, and the 1,500 sq ft rooftop terrace. Smart lock self check-in means arrival is seamless, any time. Other things to note Smoking is not allowed anywhere in the home but is ok on the roof. Registration Details OSE-STRREG-0000556