Built in the early 1900s by distinguished New York City architect Clarence True, this property was one in an original row of five limestone-faced townhouses designed and constructed in True’s signature “low-stoop” style. After years of neglect, the historic stone facade and the intricate carved entry and stair wood details were restored, as the project re-envisioned the former multi-family and commercial tenancies into one luxurious new home for a growing single-family client. The landmark district 7,500 sf property was gutted and re-constructed with the great attention to every detail. The home features a modern chef’s kitchen; a lavish parlor level floor with an elegant living room, a library, a butler’s pantry/wet bar, and a large formal dining room; an outdoor terrace; 6 bedrooms; and 5-1/2 marble-clad bathrooms.

2009 - 2011
New York NY