Asking $6.35M, this restored 1804 Tribeca townhouse is one of the last remaining homes from the period

All photos courtesy of MW Studio for Corcoran

If you’re strolling past the corner of Harrison and Greenwich Streets in Tribeca, you’re likely to notice a row of nine landmarked Federal-style homes with private gardens; the nine homes are a rare group of survivors from the early 1800s. On the market for the first time in 35 years, the row house at 25 Harrison Street , asking $6,350,000, occupies a prime corner spot.

The 2,880-square-foot single-family townhouse has been updated for the 21st century with additions like three-zone heating and air conditioning, while preserving its landmarked facade and proportions. On the home’s parlor floor, an open, sun-filled living room has a brick fireplace and historic windows overlooking the Tribeca streetscape.

A bright, contemporary kitchen can