This town house, built in 1910, is located within a prominent neighborhood in the Upper East Side. A few steps away from Fifth Avenue, the town house is part of a historically perserved landmark district. This top to bottom gut renovation was initiated with a new limestone facade, accompanied by, french-style windows and doors, and cast iron decorative railings. The rear facade was also redesigned with a stucco finish and new windows. 

The entry vestibule opens into a grand foyer defined by a monumental staircase which leads to a graciously sized family room and kitchen. Designed for a family of six, this 15,000 sq. ft. house has seven bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a home office, a separate staff floor and three powder rooms throughout the house. The house has over 1500 sq. ft. of outdoor space: a patio that is adjacent to the home office in the master suite and a spacious roof deck.