"114 Waverly Place", between Washington Square West and Sixth Avenue, in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City, was built in 1826 as part of a group of nine Federal-style houses, but was radically redesigned in 1920 by William Sanger in the French Art Nouveau style mixed with Italianate influences on the ground floor. It is located in the Greenwich Village Historic District. (Source: "Greenwich Village Historic District Designation Report" p.151)