售$229万5 - 23 E 37TH Street #4F/R, 曼哈顿 中城东美利山 Murray Hill, NY 10016｜ID # RLS20110494

这套位于一栋建于1862年、宽25英尺并配备电梯的棕砂石建筑内的整层两居室，极为惊艳且难得。住宅坐落于一条绿树成荫、历史底蕴深厚的街区，正对摩根图书馆，距离中央车站仅五个街区。

走进东37街23号4FR公寓，您会发现奢华宽敞的房间、11英尺高的天花板、两座带大理石壁炉架的原始壁炉，以及数量惊人、经过精心修复的历史细节。

这套住宅原本是两套独立公寓，现任业主经过大规模翻修，将其打造成为一处优雅、温馨而舒适的家园。他们在每一个环节都悉心保留住宅的历史韵味，同时巧妙融入21世纪生活所需的现代设施。

宽敞的门厅配有独立步入式衣帽间，迎接来宾并奠定整套住宅的格调。客厅尺度宽阔，设有原始大理石壁炉、丰富精美的细节，以及朝南、俯瞰东37街的窗户。望向街对面，您可以看到摩根图书馆最古老的部分；抬头则能看见帝国大厦。您几乎不会看到暖气和空调设备，因为它们巧妙地隐藏在窗下。窗户甚至保留了原始木制百叶窗，不使用时可以低调地收进窗框之中。

主卧室同样宽敞，并配有一座大理石壁炉，营造出顶级豪华酒店套房般的氛围。卧室设有带窗更衣室、配备高端 Dornbracht 五金件和地暖的现代浴室，以及洗衣机和烘干机。主卧俯瞰后方联排住宅的花园，安静得几乎落针可闻。

厨房体现了此次翻修兼顾各方优点的理念：精致的定制橱柜呼应住宅的历史气质，同时巧妙隐藏 Miele 洗碗机和 Sub-Zero 冰箱，并配备 Viking 炉灶及抽油烟机。

厨房旁设有第二间完整浴室，同样配备高端 Dornbracht 五金件。客厅旁是第二间卧室，拥有两个大型衣柜。

这条街区和这栋建筑都深深浸润于历史之中。23号是三栋大型意大利式棕砂石建筑之一，由建筑商 David Robins 于1860年至1862年间建成。当时，显赫而富有的纽约人刚刚开始迁入默里山。那时中央公园尚未完全建成，第四大道唯一已经加盖并更名为公园大道的路段，是位于第33街至第40街之间的部分。在街区靠麦迪逊大道的一端，是摩根图书馆最古老的部分，建于1853年；附近还有建于1905年的美术学院风格德拉马尔宅邸，如今为一座领事馆。在街区靠公园大道的一端，则坐落着联合联盟俱乐部，其所在土地由 J.P. 摩根之子杰克购置并整合而成。

当您走近23号时，便会感受到这份浓厚的历史气息。建筑外观气势恢宏，宽25英尺，共五层。室内配有经过修复的奥的斯电梯——对于一栋19世纪联排住宅而言，这是令人欣喜且意外的便利设施。不过，楼梯同样不容错过：经过精美修复的扶手和木作，以及从上方天窗倾泻而下的阳光，共同构成一道美景。拾级而上，仿佛正一步步走回过去。

当然，这一地段的非凡便利性也不容低估。住宅距离中央车站和 One Vanderbilt 仅五个街区，距离剧院区不到一英里，周边各个方向都近在咫尺，餐厅及其他生活资源数不胜数——很难找到比这里更适合享受纽约生活的地点。

4FR每月维护费为3,268.08美元，其中包含税费。

东37街23号是一家允许设立 pied-à-terre（非主要居所）的合作公寓。转售税为房价的2%，由买方支付。此外请注意，除单元内的洗衣机和烘干机外，东37街23号的所有住户还可使用地下层的公共洗衣设备及公共储藏空间。

欢迎立即联系我们，预约参观这套极为罕见的住宅。

Stunning and rare floor-through two bedroom in an 1862, 25' elevator brownstone, on a leafy and history-rich block across from the Morgan Library, only five blocks from Grand Central.
Inside apartment 4FR at 23 East 37th Street, you'll find luxuriously spacious rooms, eleven-foot ceilings, two original fireplaces with marble mantels, and an extraordinary abundance of meticulously restored historic details.
Previously two separate apartments, the present owners undertook extensive renovations to create a gracious, inviting and comfortable home - taking care at every step to honor the historic feel, while gently incorporating the essentials for 21st century living.
A generous foyer, with its own walk-in closet, welcomes you and sets the tone. The living room is amply scaled, with an original marble fireplace, rich detail, and south-facing windows overlooking 37th Street. If you look across the street, you'll see the oldest section of the Morgan Library, and if you look up - the Empire State Building. You'll never see the heating and AC - but they're tucked away under the windows. The windows even have original wooden shutters that disappear discreetly into the window frames when not in use.
The primary bedroom is also generously scaled, with its own marble fireplace - giving off the feel of a top end luxury hotel suite, with a windowed dressing room, a modern bath with top-end Dornbracht fixtures and radiant heated floors - and a washer and dryer. Overlooking rear townhouse gardens, the primary bedroom is pindrop quiet.
The kitchen illustrates the best-of-all-worlds approach of the renovation - fine custom cabinetry reflects the historic feel of the place, which concealing a Miele dishwasher and Sub Zero Fridge, and showcasing a Viking range and hood.
Off the kitchen is a second full bathroom, also equipped with top-end Dornbracht fixtures. Off the living room is second bedroom with two large closets.
Both the block and the building are steeped in history. #23 was one of three large, Italianate brownstones completed between 1860 and 1862 by the builder David Robins, at a time when prominent and wealthy New Yorkers were just beginning to move to Murray Hill. At the time, Central Park wasn't yet fully complete, and the only stretch of Fourth Avenue that had been covered over and renamed Park Avenue was the stretch between 33rd and 40th Street. On the Madison Avenue end of the block is the oldest part of the Morgan Library, dating to 1853, and the Beaux Arts De Lamar Mansion, dating to 1905, now a Consulate. At the Park Avenue end of the block, on a site assembled by J.P Morgan's son Jack, stands the Union League Club.
You'll sense this rich history when you approach #23. Outside, it’s an imposing 25’ wide, and five stories high. Inside, there's a restored Otis elevator, a welcome and unexpected convenience in as 19th century townhouse - but the stairway is a gem not to be missed, with beautifully restored banisters and woodwork, and sunlight streaming in from a skylight above. As you ascend, you'll feel like you're stepping back in time.
Of course, we cannot understate the extraordinary convenience of the location. Just 5 blocks from Grand Central and One Vanderbilt, less than a mile from the Theater District, and with countless restaurants and other resources within easy reach - in almost any direction - it would be hard to find a better location to enjoy New York.
Monthly maintenance for 4FR is $3,268.08, which includes taxes.
23 East 37th Street is a coop that allows pied-a-terres. There is a flip tax of 2% paid by the purchaser. Also note that, in addition to the washer and dryer in the unit, all residents of 23 East 37th have access to a washer dryer, plus common storage, in the basement level.
Contact us today to arrange a private viewing of this remarkably rare offering.
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