TownHouse/COOP

168 Waverly Place, New York, NY

Built in 1834, this 22-foot-wide landmarked townhouse sits on one of the West Village’s most iconic tree-lined streets. The upper duplex spans the top two floors and is crowned by a private roof terrace with sweeping views of the Village and Empire State Building.

A welcoming red door leads to the shared vestibule. One flight up, the duplex offers 10-foot ceilings, two wood-burning fireplaces, a bright living room overlooking Waverly Place, a formal dining room, a renovated windowed kitchen, full bath, and laundry. Upstairs are two large bedrooms—each with a fireplace—an additional small bedroom, and another full bath. The roof terrace, new roof (2022), and new AC condenser complete the home.

Steeped in history, the home was originally built for Jonathan Inslee Coddington, a prominent merchant, veteran of the War of 1812, and former Postmaster of New York. Today, 168 Waverly blends historic character with modern updates, surrounded by world-class dining, shopping, and easy access to subway and PATH trains.