Situated on iconic Perry Street between Waverly Place and West 4th Street, this townhouse is ready for its next chapter to be added to an already illustrious history – and with current renovation plans approved by LPC and DOB, you can be ready to build in a matter of weeks. Originally constructed in 1845, this 21-foot-wide single family townhouse spans nearly 4,000 square feet and sits on a deep 95-foot with a clear south-facing garden. Period moldings, eight fireplaces, and generous scale abound, particularly on the top level with a wall of steel casement windows and north-facing skylight crafted in 1924 for New Yorker cartoonist Al Frueh. Proposed plans (already approved) envision an approximately 4,600 square foot masterpiece with a sizeable rear extension allowing for a large eat-in kitchen on the parlor level in addition to a double parlor, a media room opening onto the garden one floor below, and a spacious full-floor primary suite with private office, windowed bath, and two large dressing rooms. Three secondary bedrooms, a top floor family room with ceiling heights reaching 15 feet, large mudroom and laundry facilities, and meticulously conceived storage complete this residence. For those looking to make their mark on the West Village without the typical hassle and delays associated with major renovations, 34 Perry Street holds the answer.