Vincent deFilippo’s N.Y.C. Townhouse in Photos

The 20-foot-wide structure offers six bedrooms, six full baths, and four half-baths in 8,000 square feet. Click here for the full story.

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The parlor level opens to a fireside living room.

The kitchen sports a waterfall-edge island and Wolf appliances.

An adjacent dining area can seat up to 10 people.

A central sky-lit serpentine staircase emulates the iconic spiral ramp in the Frank Lloyd Wright–designed Guggenheim Museum.

The primary bedroom has a private south-facing balcony and a wood-paneled media wall with a fireplace.

The primary bath features a large oval soaking tub.

A children’s bedroom.

A playroom.

The coral-hued study.

The media room.

The media room spills out to an enclosed garden patio with an outdoor kitchen.

A fifth-floor solarium decorated with Chinoiserie-style wallpaper is flanked by terraces, one with access to a rooftop deck.

The basement holds a mirrored gym.

Designed by architect Henry F. Cook and completed in 1910, the brownstone underwent a seven-year renovation and expansion under the tutelage of its current owner.

The floor plan.

Vincent deFilippo’s N.Y.C. Townhouse in Photos

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