10 Gracie Square, Ile 11/12F

Ti a fi sinu ọkan ninu awọn ile ifowosowopo ti o ni orukọ julọ ni eti odo Manhattan, Ile 11/12F ni 10 Gracie Square jẹ ohun-ini irekọja ti o ṣẹgun ifẹ, ilaya, ati imọ-jinlẹ ti ile New York aṣa. Duplex 10-yara yii ṣe atunbere glamor ti awọn 1930 pẹlu otitọ iyalẹnu, nfun iwọn nla, pedigree aworan ile, ati awọn iwoye odo East ti o gbooro ni ọkan ninu awọn ibi iṣọkan julọ ati ti a fẹran ni Upper East Side.

Ti a rọpo ninu imọlẹ adayeba ati ti a mọ nipasẹ awọn orule giga, awọn ipin nla, ati awọn alaye ibẹru ti ipele ti tẹlẹ, ile naa nṣiṣe pẹlu ẹwa ti townhouse ikọkọ ti o da lori odo. Ile igbadun ti o ni agbara taja gbangba n mu iwa rere ati ṣiṣi ti ko ri ni Manhattan. Awọn ẹya ina ibon atilẹba, iwa-ayaworan ti a pamọ daradara, ati awọn ilọsiwaju igbalode ti a tun ṣe irọrun iwa ibaraẹnisọrọ laarin nla ti agbaye atijọ ati itunu igbalode.

Ile jijẹ osẹ, ti o ni ipa kanna ninu iwọn ati imọlẹ, n ṣi silẹ laisiyonu lati inu ile igbadun ati pe a ṣeto lati mu iwoye omi ti ile naa jẹ ẹwa. Ni ìkà, ibèjì ibèjì aladani kan ati ibi idana osan ti a ṣe nipasẹ Frank Pizzurro Architecture & Interiors ṣafihan iriri culinary ile pẹlu awọn countertop quartz ilẹkun ilẹ, awọn ọpọlọpọ marbles Dolomiti ati abẹlẹ, ati awọn fẹsẹmulẹ igi ẹlẹwa ti a ṣe adani. Ibi idana naa jẹ aito ṣugbọn ti o fẹsẹmulẹ nipasẹ iṣẹda, ni a ṣe ni imọran lati ṣiṣẹ fun igbesi-aye ojoojumọ ati igbadun ikọkọ pẹlu irọrun.

Ibi jijẹ ọsan kan ti o wuyi ati iyaworan alejo tabi oṣiṣẹ ti aladani pari ipele isalẹ, nibiti iwọntunwọnsi ti o dara ati titobi ti o tayọ ṣe afihan gbogbo aaye. Ni oke, awọn yara mẹfa ti a ṣe ni ẹwa n funni ni asiri, itunu, ati irọrun fun ibugbe ẹbi igbalode. Ibi ti o yẹ koodu akọkọ jẹ pataki - ni ifarada ni iwọn ati ni iwoye ti East River ti ko ni imukuro - pẹlu awọn ipele awọ suède ti ko ni otitọ, awọn ilẹkun ti a mu, awọn ferese panoramic ti o gbooro, ati iwẹ ti a ṣe ti marble ti a ti ni ilọsiwaju ni Thassos marble didan ati awọn ẹrọ Brass Italia ti o wo. Ni gbogbo ipele oke, imọlẹ alailẹgbẹ ile naa, ṣiṣi, ati ijosin tẹsiwaju laisi idilọwọ.

Ti a ro pẹlu atunṣe ti o ga julọ, ile naa bọwọ fun otitọ rẹ ti ipele ti tẹlẹ lakoko ti o n mu awọn ipari igbalode ti o gaju ati amayederun ti a ti ni imudojuiwọn, pẹlu eto afẹfẹ aringbungbun ti a fi kun. Abajade ni ile ti o ni ẹmi iyalẹnu ati itunu ti o ni ọfẹ fun ọjọgbọn ni paṣipaarọ ti igbalode fun rira ọnà.

Ti a ṣe ni ọdun 1930 nipasẹ awọn onimọ-ẹrọ olokiki Rosario Candela ati William Lawrence Bottomley, 10 Gracie Square jẹ ọkan ninu awọn ile ifowosowopo ti o ga julọ ni Manhattan ati ti o ni pataki nipasẹ aworan. Ti a ro bi ibi aabo ti o dakẹ ni etikun odo, ile naa ni a mọ nipasẹ ẹnu-ọna rẹ ti o ni iṣeduro, awọn iwọle ti a ṣe abojuto ni East 83rd ati East 84th Streets, ọna marble, ati iye gbigbe ati iṣẹ ti o gbooro. Pẹlu awọn ile 42 nikan lati wa, ati iwọle taara si Karl Schurz Park ati East River Promenade, ilé ifowosowopo naa nfunni ni igbesi-aye ti a ṣalaye nipasẹ ìtẹnumọ, iṣọkan, ati ibèlọ New York ti o kọja.

Ile 11/12F duro fun ipese ti o jẹ ohun-ini tootọ - ile-iṣọ ti o jẹ $100,000 fun olura ti o n wa iwọn ati ipo ti townhouse nla kan, iṣẹ ti ko ni iṣedede ti ilé ifowosowopo ti o dara ju, ati ẹwa ti a daabo bo ti iwoye East River taara. Ni ọja kan nibiti otitọ, orukọ, ati aiji ti di diẹ sii, duplex iyalẹnu yii duro kedere gẹgẹ bi ọkan ninu awọn ipele nla ti Upper East Side ti o dun ati ti ko ni akoko.

10 Gracie Square, Residence 11/12F

Set within one of Manhattan's most distinguished riverfront cooperatives, Residence 11/12F at 10 Gracie Square is a rare legacy property that captures the romance, grandeur, and enduring sophistication of classic New York living. This palatial 10-room duplex revisits the glamour of the 1930s with remarkable authenticity, offering extraordinary scale, architectural pedigree, and sweeping East River views in one of the Upper East Side's most discreet and coveted enclaves.

Bathed in natural light and defined by soaring ceilings, grand proportions, and timeless pre-war detail, the residence unfolds with the elegance of a private townhouse suspended above the river. The gracious entrance gallery introduces a sequence of magnificent entertaining rooms designed for both intimate living and large-scale gatherings. A dramatic living room, wrapped in expansive windows overlooking the East River, evokes a sense of serenity and openness rarely found in Manhattan. Original fireplace features, beautifully preserved architectural character, and refined contemporary enhancements create a seamless dialogue between old-world grandeur and modern comfort.

The formal dining room, equally impressive in scale and light, flows effortlessly from the living room and is positioned to maximize the residence's mesmerizing water views. Beyond, an expansive butler's pantry and extraordinary eat-in kitchen designed by Frank Pizzurro Architecture & Interiors elevate the home's culinary experience with waterfall-edge quartz countertops, Dolomiti marble slab floors and backsplash, and custom high-gloss exotic wood cabinetry. Sophisticated yet highly functional, the kitchen was conceived to serve both daily living and elegant entertaining with equal ease.

A charming breakfast room and private guest or staff suite complete the lower level, where thoughtful flow and extraordinary proportions define every space. Upstairs, six beautifully scaled rooms offer privacy, comfort, and flexibility for modern family living. The primary suite is particularly exceptional - luxurious in scale and wrapped in unobstructed East River views - with soft faux suede wallcoverings, upgraded flooring, oversized panoramic windows, and an enlarged marble-clad bath finished in luminous Thassos marble and striking Italian brass fixtures. Throughout the upper level, the home's rare sense of light, openness, and tranquility continues uninterrupted.

Thoughtfully reimagined with a bespoke high-end renovation, the residence honors its original pre-war integrity while introducing elevated contemporary finishes and modernized infrastructure, including a newly installed sustainable central air system. The result is a home of remarkable warmth and sophistication that feels both timeless and entirely relevant for today's luxury buyer.

Designed in 1930 by legendary architects Rosario Candela and William Lawrence Bottomley, 10 Gracie Square remains one of Manhattan's most prestigious and architecturally significant white-glove cooperatives. Conceived as a quiet riverfront sanctuary, the building is distinguished by its rare gated porte-cochère , attended entrances on both East 83rd and East 84th Streets, marble walkway, and extraordinary level of privacy and service. With only 42 residences and direct access to Carl Schurz Park and the East River Promenade, the cooperative offers a lifestyle defined by discretion, refinement, and enduring New York prestige.

Residence 11/12F represents a truly rare offering - a legacy home for the discerning buyer seeking the scale and presence of a grand townhouse, the effortless service of a premier white-glove cooperative, and the protected beauty of direct East River views. In a market where authenticity, provenance, and privacy have become increasingly scarce, this exceptional duplex stands apart as one of the Upper East Side's most compelling and timeless