7 East 88th Street
Townhouse located in Carnegie Hill, between Fifth Avenue & Madison Avenue
$18,800,000
| 6 beds, 5.5 baths
143 days on Market
Townhouse Facts
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Year Built: 1903Minimum Down: 20%Total Floors: 5Listed: Apr 17, 2024Days on Market: 143Building Type: TownhouseNeighborhood: Carnegie Hill (Manhattan)Listing viewed 197 times
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$94,175
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$94,175
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 20% ($3,760,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Insider Highlights
- Prime Location: This historic Beaux-Arts style limestone mansion is located in the highly desirable Carnegie Hill neighborhood, within close proximity to Central Park, Fifth Avenue, the Guggenheim Museum, and Madison Avenue shopping.
- Architectural Elegance: Built in 1903, the mansion boasts over 10,000 sqft of space with high ceilings over 10ft tall on each level, elegant dormers, a two-level limestone-clad oriel window, and an original wrought-iron grille perfectly centered between two limestone columns.
- Stunning Views: The property offers western views of Central Park and Reservoir, as well as a city view, best enjoyed from the rooftop terrace.
- Exceptional Interiors: The interiors feature original details, impressive rooms with exceptional scale and proportion, and generous natural light. The pre-war building also includes fireplaces.
- Versatile Configuration: The mansion is currently configured as a six-unit residence, including a garden-level triplex, a modernly designed top-level triplex with solarium, and four one-bedroom residences.
- Unique Features: The property is highlighted with a rooftop terrace and private garden. Each level of the townhouse is serviced by an elevator, a rarity for a house of this period.
Description
No.7 East 88th Street Rare Limestone Mansion / Park Block / 24.5 ft Wide / High Ceilings / Over 10,000 sqft (approx.). Delivered fully vacant, No.7 East 88th Street is ideal for a single-family mansion restoration. Distinguished by its impressive Beaux-Arts style 24.5-foot-wide limestone facade, this mansion spans five levels with soaring ceilings over 10ft tall on each level; it features beautiful architectural details, such as elegant dormers and a two-level limestone-clad oriel window with western views of Central Park and Reservoir, welcomed by an original wrought-iron grille perfectly centered between two limestone columns and flanked by two windows that complement its timeless design.
No.7 East 88th Street is among the most desired Carnegie Hill landmarked blocks. It is moments away from Central Park, Fifth Avenue, the Guggenheim Museum, and Madison Avenue shopping and is lined with some of the Upper East Side’s finest examples of turn-of-the-century architecture. Built in 1903 by architects James R. Turner and William G. Killian, No. 7 East 88th Street was designed in the Beaux-Arts style as a row of three prominent mansions, each showcasing an impressive and grand scale throughout.
This mansion is 24.5 feet wide and 80 feet deep on a 100-foot-deep lot. The interiors still feature original details, impressive rooms with exceptional scale and proportion, and generous natural light. The mansion is configured as a six-unit residence, including a garden-level triplex, a modernly designed top-level triplex with solarium, and four one-bedroom residences, highlighted with a rooftop terrace and private garden.Each level of this townhouse is serviced by an elevator, a rarity for a house of this period.
Please see the single mansion proposed floorplan by NJ Caine Architecture
No.7 East 88th Street is among the most desired Carnegie Hill landmarked blocks. It is moments away from Central Park, Fifth Avenue, the Guggenheim Museum, and Madison Avenue shopping and is lined with some of the Upper East Side’s finest examples of turn-of-the-century architecture. Built in 1903 by architects James R. Turner and William G. Killian, No. 7 East 88th Street was designed in the Beaux-Arts style as a row of three prominent mansions, each showcasing an impressive and grand scale throughout.
This mansion is 24.5 feet wide and 80 feet deep on a 100-foot-deep lot. The interiors still feature original details, impressive rooms with exceptional scale and proportion, and generous natural light. The mansion is configured as a six-unit residence, including a garden-level triplex, a modernly designed top-level triplex with solarium, and four one-bedroom residences, highlighted with a rooftop terrace and private garden.Each level of this townhouse is serviced by an elevator, a rarity for a house of this period.
Please see the single mansion proposed floorplan by NJ Caine Architecture
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Building Amenities
- Pre War
- Elevator
- Fireplaces
Listing courtesy of
Corcoran Group
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