Graham Norton’s N.Y.C. Pied-à-Terre in Photos

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The carriage house was built around 1863.

A huge clerestory window brings natural light into the great room.

A library sits between the great room and the dining room.

The vibrant dining room.

The sleek and compact moss-green kitchen sports stainless-steel countertops and custom cabinetry.

The decadent first-floor powder room.

The guest bedroom sits on the second floor.

The primary suite is found on the third floor.

A small sitting area is found off the bedroom.

There's room for a small desk here, too.

A kitchenette/morning bar includes a cozy banquette to curl up on.

Trees and shrubs add greenery and privacy to the rooftop deck.