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A two-bedroom for less than a million that doesn't require a gut renovation is increasingly becoming a rare sighting in inventory-starved Manhattan, especially in prime areas. And ones asking $750,000 or less? Even more challenging. But this weekend, buyers have options to check out:
West Village townhouses almost always are pretty, but they can run the gamut of small to grand. This six-bedroom home is practically palatial, measuring over 9,200 square feet and a generous 28 feet wide; its interiors are appropriately sumptuous, too, with high ceilings, detailed moldings, and ebonized floors.
The living room is gifted with an entrance-making stairway and and not one but two fireplaces. The parlor floor also has two terraces.
We've given you the deep dive for all things tipping, but here's a quick primer for how to approach this season of giving, whether you're in a building that's known for great service, or are wrestling with the decision on how much—if at all—to tip your super who never seems to be available when apartment snafus strike.