37号西70街是一座宽20英尺的独立单户棕色石砌住宅，拥有丰富的完好历史细节，位于中央公园西半个街区处。这座住宅充满了永恒的魅力，并配备了现代设施，见证了持久的优雅和无可挑剔的工艺。

该房屋最初由吉尔伯特·A·谢伦格（Gilbert A. Schellenger）于1891年建造，37号一直被精心维护，成为19世纪末文艺复兴复兴建筑的典范。这座房子曾由几位显赫家庭拥有，直到1982年被美国时装设计师佩里·埃利斯（Perry Ellis）购买。在他的指导下，房子经历了一次彻底而细致的修复，修复包括安装来自伦敦华丽的萨沃伊酒店的拯救的艺术装饰风格浴室装置，以及在客厅层添加独特的、从地面到天花板的法式门，俯瞰70街——这是37号的独特细节。1987年，它被《滚石杂志》的创始人詹恩和简·温纳（Jann & Jane Wenner）购买。温纳一家在沃德·贝内特（Ward Bennett）的指导下进行进一步的翻新，帮助将这座住宅带入21世纪。在他们的任期内，西区-中央公园西历史区获批，该地区自1990年以来一直被标记为历史保护区。

这座住宅的许多原始元素在修复后仍保持原貌，包括大部分木镶板/墙裙、镶嵌的拼花地板、百叶窗，以及楼梯间上方的永恒彩色玻璃天窗。现代化升级包括更新整个电路、安装中央空调和实施现代视频报警系统（等其他设施）。

地下室：
地下室是一个完整的地下室，设有住宅的公用/机械室、带额外冰箱的洗衣房、雪松衣橱、储藏室和温控酒窖。

花园层：
与前花园平齐，门口的入口通向一个宽敞的门廊，旁边是面向街道的储藏室。往南是七间卧室中的第一间，配有壁炉和独立浴室。

房子的后面是一个法式乡村风格的餐厨，配备了八灶Viking炉灶、不锈钢Sub-Zero冰箱、双水槽中心岛和砖砌的木燃壁炉。厨房旁是一个卫生间，一个方便的管家 pantry 和一个迷人的早餐房，带有打开到极度私密、精心布置的后院的窗户。

客厅层：
在门廊层，有一个华丽的木镶板门廊，带有天花板凹槽，向访客介绍这座历史住宅的许多原始细节。在前客厅，展现了佩里·埃利斯的独特愿景，带有朱丽叶阳台的从地到天花板的法式门，提供了出色的南向光线。通过酒吧和原始的口袋门进入后客厅，横跨整座房子的20英尺宽。每个房间都有一个装饰有法国石灰石壁炉架的壁炉。

37 West 70th Street is a distinguished 20' wide single family brownstone, rich in well-preserved historic detail, a half block west of Central Park. Imbued with a timeless allure and outfitted with modern amenities, this residence stands as a testament to enduring elegance and impeccable craftsmanship.

Originally built 1891 by Gilbert A. Schellenger, No. 37 has been lovingly maintained as an exemplary model of late 19th century Renaissance Revival architecture. The house was owned by a handful of prominent families, before Perry Ellis, the American fashion designer, purchased the home 1982. Under his direction, the house underwent a thorough and thoughtful restoration that included installing the salvaged Art Deco bathroom fixtures from the fabulous Savoy Hotel in London and adding the remarkable, floor-to-ceiling French doors on the parlor level overlooking 70th street- A detail unique to No. 37. In 1987, it was purchased by Jann & Jane Wenner, the founders of Rolling Stone Magazine. The Wenner family embarked on further renovations, guided by Ward Bennett, who helped bring the home into the 21st century. During their tenure, the UWS - CPW Historic District was approved and the area has been Landmarked since 1990.

Many original elements of this home remain untouched beyond restoration, including much of the wood paneling/ wainscotting, inlaid parquet floors, plantation shutters, and the timeless stained glass skylight above the stairwell. Contemporary upgrades have included updating the electric throughout, installing central air and implementing a modern video alarm system (among others).

Cellar Floor:

Below-grade, a full cellar houses the home's utility/ mechanical room, laundry room with additional refrigerator, cedar closet, storage room and a climate-controlled wine storage room.

Garden Floor:

Level with the front garden, the entrance below the front stoop opens to a sizable vestibule with adjacent street-facing storage. To the south is the first of seven bedrooms, complete with wood burning fireplace and an ensuite bath.

To the rear of the home is a French country-inspired eat-in kitchen, outfitted with a eight burner Viking range, stainless steel Sub-Zero refrigerator, dual sink center island, and a brick wood-burning fireplace. Off the kitchen is a powder room, a convenient butlers pantry and a charming breakfast room with casement windows that open up to the exceedingly private, landscaped backyard.

Parlor Floor:

At stoop-level is a handsome, wood-paneled vestibule with coffered ceiling that introduces visitors to the many original details of this historic home. In the front parlor are the unique floor-to-ceiling french doors of Perry Ellis's vision, complete with Juliet balconies, offering terrific southern light. Through the wet bar and original pocket doors is the rear parlor, spanning the entire 20' width of the house. Each room boasts a fireplace adorned with French limestone mantelpieces, 11'8" ceilings and original inlaid parquet floors. Off the rear parlor is an intimate study, enveloped by floor-to-ceiling French doors that overlook the garden.

Primary Floor:

Above the parlor floor, is the full-floor primary suite. This luxurious retreat comprises a sunlit sitting room overlooking tree-lined 70th street, dual dressing rooms, convenient kitchenette, a generous bedroom with garden views and an opulent ensuite five fixture bathroom salvaged from the Savoy Hotel. Both main rooms span the full-width of the residence and have original inlaid parquet floors, wood-burning fireplaces and 10'6" ceilings. A single-person lift services the garden through primary levels.

4th & 5th Floors:

The fourth floor is laid out with three additional bedrooms (one with a garden-facing terrace) that share another Art Deco full bathroom. The fifth floor comprises the final two bedrooms, a shared bathroom with a sauna, and an addition