Nnọọ na 21 Beekman Place, ụlọ dị ọcha na nke ọma na-emezigharị nke dị na nkuku nke ugwu ọwụwa anyanwụ nke ụzọ mara mma na-eche nche na mpaghara Midtown East a mara amara. Nwere onye nwe ya bụ onye na-emepụta ebe ndị a ma ama, Ellen Biddle Shipman, bụ onye wepụtara akara na usoro ụlọ ahụ, na-enye ụdị iche iche na ogige ndị a na-ahụkarị. N'ịtali n'ọnọdụ mara mma nke East River, ụlọ a na-enye echiche na-akpali akpali site na ọtụtụ ebe, na-enwetakwa ọkụ na East, West, na South. Ebe a mara mma bụ nke na-adọta onye na-ede egwu America bụ Irving Berlin, nke na-agbakwunye na akụkọ ihe mere eme nke mpaghara a.

Na-enwu na àgwà na oke, ụlọ a na-eme ka ị laghachi n'oge mbụ ozugbo ịbanye. A na-emegharị ya n'ụzọ na-achọsi ike ka ọ chekwaa atụmatụ mbụ ya, na-egosipụta nkọwa ndị ochie a tụkwasịrị aka na mmelite nke oge a. Ụkwụ osisi ochie a jiri chivọn na-arụ ọrụ, stair nke na-emegharị n'ụzọ bụ isi, ọkụ ọkọchị ọkụ ise, windo atọkọpụ, na elevator niile na-emekọ ọnụ na ịdị ukwuu ụlọ. Ụlọ akwụkwọ mmanụm na-adị elu, e decorated na pine a nọchiri, ọkụ ọkọchị, windo nke anụ ọhịa, na windo abụọ na-eru ala dịka ngwongwo, na-enye oghere zuru oke maka izu ike. Ụlọ ngwá ọrụ dị n'ogo parlor, jupụtara na ìhè si n'akụkụ atọ, na-ewere udo nke aka na n'èzí n'ime ya site na ịhụ ọhịa n'elu osisi.

Ụlọ ahụ nwere Kitchen buru ibu, emelitere na ngwa nke LeCornu na-emepụta ọkụ isii, frigidair abụọ SubZero, na ogige etiti. Ụlọ obibi isi nwere windo bay, ụlọ echekwa ndị e mere nke ọma, na ọdọ mmiri marble, na-enye ebe nzuzo bara bụ isi. N'èzí, ọkwa elu wrought iron na okpu kọpa dị elu na-ekpo ọkụ ikuku na igwekota na ụlọ ahụ, na-agbakwunye n'ogo ya. Ogige abụọ na ogige elu na-enye oghere dị ukwuu maka ị bụrụ al fresco. Ọzọkwa, ụlọ nchekwa na-enye ohere ka a na-edebe nnukwu ihe na ohere iji gbanwee ya ka ọ bụrụ ụlọ egwuregwu, ọfịs, ma ọ bụ karịa ntụzịaka maka mkpa gị. Ụlọ ala a, gbadoro na ọdụm nke obodo, bụ a na mberede na-ama ụlọ na osimiri mara mma na-enweghị akwụsị na Manhattan.

Welcome to 21 Beekman Place, a rare and expertly restored residence nestled on the northeast corner of a quiet picturesque street in an iconic Midtown East locale. Once owned by the renowned landscape architect Ellen Biddle Shipman, who left an indelible mark on the home's design, it features the lush planting styles and formal gardens she was famous for. Set against the serene backdrop of the East River, this stately home provides breathtaking views from nearly every space, with exposures to the East, West, and South. Its coveted location once attracted legendary American composer Irving Berlin, adding to the area's storied past.

Beaming with character and charm, the home immediately transports you back in time as you enter. It has been thoughtfully updated to preserve its original design, showcasing old-world details elevated with modern upgrades. Antique oak floors laid in a chevron pattern, a grand curved staircase, five wood-burning fireplaces, triple-pane windows, and an elevator all contribute to the home's grandeur. The sophisticated front library, adorned with antique pine paneling, a fireplace, a bay window, and two floor-to-ceiling windows, offers a perfect space for relaxation. The parlor level conservatory, bathed in light from three sides, seamlessly brings the outdoor serenity indoors with its tree-top views.

The residence features a large, updated kitchen with a six-burner LeCornu range, twin SubZero refrigerators, and a center island. The primary bedroom is complete with bay windows, custom closets, and a marble bath, offering a luxurious private retreat. Outside, a high wrought-iron and copper-topped fence surrounds the plantings and facade, adding to the home's elegance. Two terraces and a rooftop garden provide extensive space for al fresco living. Plus, the basement allows for ample storage and the opportunity to renovate into a home gym, office, or more tailored to your needs. This country home, tucked away from the city’s hustle and bustle, is a rare gem on an elegant and timeless Manhattan street.