121 East 69th Street

ELEGANCE & INCOME Enter this stunning Private Townhouse off Park Avenue on a beautiful residential tree lined street. This home offers both a private entry into the main home consisting of two duplex apartments. Currently the lower duplex is owner occupied and the upper duplex is accessed by the stunning winding stairway or by private authentic wood-paneled Otis elevator, entered from the private entry vestibule. 121 E 69th street presents a few different scenarios.

Live and reap income from one residential apartment and also from the adjoining duplex professional space currently being offered for rent. It is fully equipped with 6 exam rooms and is approximately 3500sf. Each duplex apartment in the main house has outdoor space.

Other features include roughly 13' high ceilings on the parlor floor, intricate moldings, paneling, wainscoting and a dramatic skylight. There are two gas fireplaces, a wood burning fireplace, numerous decorative fireplaces with original marble mantels. The current and past owners have retained some of the interior beauty including the coffered ceilings and have updated the bathrooms and kitchen.

The upper duplex and medical spaces are currently rented with short term leases. One of eleven identical houses on the block originally designed by John Sexton in 1872 for a developer named Christopher Keyes. This house was substantially altered in 1910 by R.H Robertson, who added a Neo-Georgian facade with a limestone base and Juliette balcony. The detailed cornice and windows surround the Mansard roof and copper clad dormer windows.

R.H Robertson designed many other prominent homes and public buildings in New York City including the Park Row Building at 15 Park Row, which was the tallest building in the world when completed in 1899. This is a rare opportunity to both live and get income, especially as a live-work opportunity. Showings by appointment. Visit or view a virtual walk-thru here: shorturl.at/tGRS6

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