46 Carmine St #4, #4

Welcome to The Artist’s Enclave, a rare top-floor one-bedroom condo with nearly two centuries of New York history. Then: In 1932, a 20-year-old Jackson Pollock moved into 46 Carmine, with his brother Charles while they studied under Thomas Hart Benton. This was Pollock’s home and studio before he became Pollock: young, experimenting, and still finding his way. Now: After generations of owners, the home has been carefully updated, preserving the character and eccentricities that have always defined it. On the top floor of an 1827 Federal-style townhouse between Bedford and Bleecker, this home sits just above the surrounding low-rise buildings. Inside, it feels like an urban treeh