307 E 10th St

307 East 10th Street, beyond the trees of Tompkins Square Park, on one of the East Village's most cherished blocks, sits a townhouse of quiet distinction. Originally built in 1845, 307 East 10th Street embodies a sense of permanence rarely found in Manhattan. Its generous 25-foot width, remarkable 114.5-foot depth, and enduring architectural character create a residence defined not by excess, but by proportion, light, and possibility. Natural sunlight filters through expansive windows overlooking the park, while the extraordinary depth of the property introduces a rare connection to greenery and open sky. Garden views extend throughout the home, creating a feeling of calm uncommon in the