Fashion designer Marc Jacobs has put his townhouse in New York's trendy West Village up for sale, with a price tag of $16 million.
Jacobs acquired the fashionable pad when it was brand new in 2009 for $10.5 million.
The interiors were designed to be the height of luxury living by Thad Hayes, John Gachot and Paul Fortune.
Marc Jacobs is looking to downsize after purchasing a Frank Lloyd Wright–designed home in Rye, New York
The trio of French doors at the rear of the living room open out onto a roof terrace for al fresco entertaining
The home was featured in the September 2016 issue of Architectural Digest, where it was fittingly described as 'impeccably composed' with a museum-quality collection of artworks
The art Deco-inspired staircase in the foyer leads to a roughly 450 square-foot combination living & dining room area
So tasteful was the property that it was included in the September 2016 issue of Architectural Digest where it was fittingly described as 'impeccably composed'.
The townhouse is furnished with a superb collection of artworks including Richard Prince, Gerhard Richter, Cindy Sherman, Elizabeth Peyton and John Currin according to Variety.
Spread out across four floors, the townhouse has three en suite bedrooms and bathrooms along with three full and two half bathrooms in 4,346 square feet home. There is also a basement and roof terrace.
An Art Deco-inspired staircase leads to a 450-square foot living room that spans the full width of the townhouse.
The fashion designer listed his longtime West Village townhouse for $15.995 million for which he paid $10million in 2009
The galley-style kitchen is sleek and expertly tailored, although small considering how much space the rest of the place has
Steps in the foyer lead up to the townhouse's main living area, left, while a mahogany-paneled walk-in closet provides an elegant place to store clothes, right
The master bedroom has plenty of space and even a seating area. The master suite occupies the entire third floor
The townhouse has three en suite bedrooms all tastefully decorated such as this sandstone colored one
Marc Jacobs, seen on the right, shared an intimate video revealing that he and his new husband exchanged vows during a private ceremony at their brand new $9 million mansion in Rye,
