The Curzon House, 4 East 62nd Street, #6

Located just off of Fifth Avenue, 4 East 62nd Street is a stately limestone Beaux-Arts-style condominium building that offers the rare combination of an intimate mansion-like setting, a high level of service, and an ideal location. Also known as Curzon House, the building is located on a picturesque, tree-lined block graced by several historically significant 19th and early 20th-century buildings. Its prime location is close from Central Park and convenient to Madison Avenue’s shops and restaurants, as well as to many of New York City’s best schools, museums, and galleries.

Once the parlor floor of a 25’ townhouse, this elegant apartment retains many of its original details and is notable for its tall windows and the elegance and grandness of its rooms. Accessed by a semi-private elevator landing, the striking circular Entry Hall opens into a handsome paneled Dining Room. A marvelously bright and sophisticated Living Room has a wood burning fireplace and French windows lining a gently curved facade wall with pretty townhouse outlooks over 62nd Street.

Intricate period moldings, strikingly high ceilings and Parquet de Versailles floors grace the Living and Dining Rooms. A Powder Room is conveniently accessible from the Entry Hall. Beyond, the efficiently-designed kitchen incorporates a small office.

The private quarters overlook a nearby private garden, imparting great serenity to both bedrooms. The substantial and private Primary Bedroom suite, in addition to its lovely vista, incorporates a generously-sized bathroom and ample closets. An attractive and large second Bedroom, with a wood-burning fireplace and an ensuite marble bathroom, has equally pretty outlooks to the garden.

Curzon House’s impeccable service includes a 24-hour doorman, porters, and a resident manager. Situated in the heart of Upper East Side’s historic district, this stately apartment presents a sanctuary of old-world charm with the support of modern luxury living.

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