Dapre Midal, apatman duplex ki fè fas a sid yo nan Millan House ikonik la, ki te bati pa John D. Rockefeller, te toujou se yon gwo favori pami moun ki abite nan Upper East Side la. Duplex sa a se espesyalman bèl paske li k ap gade sou pyebwa yo, sa ki mete an evidans entansyon orijinal la nan viv trankil nan yon kay kolektif ki gen sèvis konplè. Nan anba a, ou ka jwi sal resepsyon ki gen anpil plezi yo, enkli yon bibliyotèk ak yon ben sèl konplè - si yon lòt chanm envite nesesè. Sal vivan an gen yon chemine ki boule bwa ki ap travay pou sezon fredi cho, epi salantre a toujou kenbe travay wòch Rockefeller klasik la. Gen yon gwo kwit manje ak yon doub chanm pou pèsonèl nan pi lwen nan plan an. Anwo a se twa gwo chanm - tout ak ben prive yo.

Yon trezò distenge nan Upper East Side la, Millan House se yon kooperativ neo-Romanesque ki make kòm yon moniman, ki konplete an 1931 e ki fèt pa achitèk otodidak Andrew J. Thomas. Li konstitye de bilding ki konekte nan 115 East 67th Street ak 116 East 68th Street, pwopriyete a gen 57 rezidans lye pa yon jaden dèyè fòmèl ak zòn komen elegant.
Li te devlope orijinalman pa John D. Rockefeller, ki te achte tè a nan 1929 e ki te kòmanse bati an 1930, twa bilding yo te panse an pati pou l abite anplwaye Enstiti Rockefeller la. Premye rezidan ki te gen renome se te Dr. Simon Flexner ak figi enpòtan nan New York pandan epòk la.

Prezans achitekti Millan House, istwa li, jaden prive li, ak echèl entim li fè l yon òf ra pou achtè ki ap chèche karaktè epòk, prive ak prestij Manhattan.

Batiman an fèk konplete lwa lokal 11.

The south facing duplex apartments at the iconic Millan House, built by John D. Rockefeller, have always been great favorites among denizens of the Upper East Side. This duplex is particularly lovely as it looks out onto the trees, emphasizing the original intention of quiet townhouse living within a fully serviced cooperative. Downstairs you enjoy the gracious entertaining rooms including a library with full bath - if an extra guest room is needed. The living room has a working wood burning fireplace for cozy winters, and the entry hall still retains the classic Rockefeller stonework. A large eat in kitchen with double staff room is at the very back of the floor. Upstairs are the three large bedrooms - all with private baths.

A distinguished Upper East Side treasure, Millan House is a landmarked, 11story neo-Romanesque cooperative completed in 1931 and designed by self taught architect Andrew J. Thomas. Comprising two connected buildings at 115 East 67th Street and 116 East 68th Street, the property contains 57 residences linked by a formal rear garden and elegant common areas.
Originally developed by John D. Rockefeller, who purchased the land in 1929 and broke ground in 1930, the twin buildings were conceived in part to house employees of the Rockefeller Institute. Early notable residents included Dr. Simon Flexner and leading New York figures of the era.

Millan House's architectural presence, storied provenance, private garden, and intimate scale make it a rare offering for buyers seeking period character, privacy, and Manhattan prestige.

The building just completed local law 11.