333 W 20th St, New York, NY 10011

The Van Ness House 333 West 20th Street in the Chelsea Historic District stands as one of the neighborhood's most thoughtfully realized residences. Twenty-five feet wide and approaching 8,000 square feet, this historic townhouse has been completely rebuilt behind its original 1855 faade. The interiors, conceived with AD100 designer Miles Redd, preserve the home's architectural character while reimagining every aspect for contemporary living.nnThe result is a residence of remarkable coherence, where historic proportions meet uncompromising craftsmanship. Five expansive floors plus finished basement are connected by elevator, with ceilings approaching ten feet and rooms filled with natural light. Handcrafted plaster moldings, chevron-pattern white oak floors, five wood burning fireplaces, radiant heated floors, and bespoke millwork establish a quiet sense of permanence throughout. Every fixture and finish was purposefully selected, from heritage plumbing fittings and custom hardware to professional-grade appliances and finely crafted stonework.nnThe garden level is designed for both everyday living and gracious entertaining. At its heart is a chef's kitchen that flows effortlessly into the dining room before opening through French doors to a beautifully landscaped private garden. Framed by limestone paving and mature linden trees, the garden offers a rare sense of privacy and tranquility in the heart of West Chelsea.nnOne floor above, the formal entertaining level unfolds with