It is a townhouse 9-1/2-feet-wide (the interior is only 8-1/2 feet wide) built in 1873 and squeezed in between 75 and 77 Bedford St. The address of this West Village skinny townhouse is 75-1/2 Bedford St.

It was put up for sale this week for an asking price of $2,750,000.00 which is $2,777.00 a square foot.
It has been home to a who's-who list of luminaries, including anthropologist Margaret Mead and Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Edna St. Vincent Millay.


Author Ann McGovern lived there briefly and the red-brick house inspired her to co-write the novel "Mr. Skinner's Skinny House."
The Corcoran Real Estate Web site claims that actors Cary Grant and John Barrymore also once called the thin house home.
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