5 East 75th Street, #4

Situated on the North side of what is generally considered to be the best street in the East 70’s. This Historical Limestone Mansion, steps off Fifth Avenue cradles a distinctive and beautiful home unseen due to its rare availability. Built circa 1800’s. The elevator arrives into a renovated residence with period details that have been carefully restored.

The property has the rare fortune of having two floors with Southern facing windows that provide outstanding natural light. The handsome foyer provides a marble floor complimented by dental oak molding. This public room of this home offers a dramatic approximate 25 foot by 26 great room with architectural detailing that masterfully showcase magnificent carved wood panel walls that soar upwards to over 12ft highlighting the authentic carved beam ceilings and floor to ceiling cabinetry with a library ladder that accentuates the beauty of this room.

This same detail is carried throughout and over the mantle of the wood burning fireplace. The kitchen is outfitted with top- of- the line appliances, coupled with crisp design that makes the usability easy and efficient. There is a staircase that leads you upstairs to all private rooms of the home.

Picturesque "Parisian" style views compliment this duplex making the copper rooftops and trees almost seem story book. Arriving upstairs one is greeted by two large and gracious bedrooms. The master bedroom en-suite houses a beautiful wood burning fireplace that is overlooking these storybook views of treetops, sky with tremendous Southern light.

The master bathroom is elegant and renovated. Bedroom number two has great closets and wonderful views as well. In addition there is a very large built out cedar closet located off bedroom number two. This home comes with its own washer/ dryer located across from the bedrooms.

This residence comes with its own private sizeable storage room located across from the apartment on the same floor. This truly is a one of a kind one. Pets are case by case basis.

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