Located in Greenwich Village’s unparalleled MacDougal-Sullivan Gardens with only 22 private residences, sits 90 MacDougal Street, a 20’-wide, five-story townhouse with approximately 4,200 square feet including the finished basement. The Eastern and Western views are unobstructed and flooded with natural light at all times of the day. Upon entry to the home, one is graced by natural beauty and a sightline towards the Southern garden oasis which can function as a large private yard and a much larger enclave of mature plantings shared by its members. The surrounding homes are all low-rise, colorful, and architecturally distinct which protects them from change. At 20’-wide, the proportions of this home allow for both formal and informal living. Generous proportions and ceiling heights can be found throughout with an optimal layout for a private residence with excellent entertaining spaces. While in need of renovation, 90 MacDougal is a unique offering for the most discerning purchaser. Though well kept and with HVAC, updates to the home are likely. In the 1920s, The MacDougal - Sullivan homes were re-imagined by combining the backyards to create a private garden space, painting the front and rear facades different pastel colors, and removing the stoops to create Federal style elements to each building. This MacDougal address is conveniently located in southern Greenwich Village at the nexus of downtown Manhattan’s best neighborhoods: the West Village, SoHo, Hudson Square, and NoHo. The blend of historic charm and neighborhood cache, make this home special and rare, offering the most discerning purchaser a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of only 22 homes located in the landmarked and coveted MacDougal-Sullivan Gardens. Though a renovation is required, this home presents a rare opportunity located on one of downtown’s most incredible and iconic blocks.