Ile townhouse mẹrin ọdún yii ni aarin ọrundun yi mu ifamọra, ẹwa, ati ọla ti aṣa rẹ. Ile naa jẹ iwọn to 5,500 square feet, 18 feet ni iwe ati ti a kọ 60 feet jin, pẹlu ọgba ti n wo guusu ti o ni ifamọra. Giga awọn ọgbìn ni ilẹ yàtọ̀ jẹ fẹrẹ to 13 feet, ju 11 feet lọ ni ilẹ kẹta ati ju 10 feet lọ ni ilẹ kẹrin.

Ọpọlọpọ ninu awọn yara naa ni awọn alaye beaux-arts ti ọrundun 19th ati iwọn awọn yara naa fun irisi ti awọn iwọn ile-igbó. Ile naa wa ni ọkan ninu awọn blọọku townhouse ti o niyelori julọ ni Upper East Side ati pe o kun fun imọlẹ. Ti wa ni ifẹ si fun akoko akọkọ ni awọn ọdún, ile yii n ṣe aṣoju iye ati anfani ti ko ni ẹtọ ati pe o duro de iran ati ifọwọkan ti ẹni ti o ni rẹ.

This turn-of-the-century four-story townhouse exudes the charm, elegance, and grandeur of its vintage. The house is approximately 5,500 square feet, 18 feet wide and built 60 feet deep, with an enchanting South-facing garden. Ceiling heights on the parlor floor are almost 13 feet, over 11 feet on the third floor and over 10 feet on the fourth floor.

Many of the rooms retain 19th Century beaux-arts details and the scale of the rooms give a sense of mansion-like proportions. The house is located on one of the most prized townhouse blocks on the Upper East Side and is bathed in light. Available for the first time in decades, this house represents incredible value and opportunity and awaits the vision and personal touch of its next owner.