9 Macdougal Aly

An Extraordinary Village Townhouse in a Historic Gated Mews   Tucked behind Washington Square Park lies one of the most extraordinary streets in Greenwich Village: a gated mews dating back to 1833, lined with the former carriage houses of the grand mansions of Washington Square Park North. Positioned in a prime mid-block location, No. 9 MacDougal Alley has been home to two of the leading visual artists of the 20th century. Jackson Pollock used the townhouse as his studio during the early 1950s, and stage designer Fred Kolo (the former creative partner of Robert Wilson) has made it his home and creative workspace for nearly 40 years. Encompassing 25 feet in width and approximately 1,500