Brown Harris Stevens

Own a piece of history! This rare and never before listed house at 177 East 78 Street, is a magnificent 4 story red brick townhouse with a finished basement and an elevator servicing the entire home. Built circa 1899, this stately home is contiguous to its sister house, 175 East 78 Street. Located on a beautiful tree-lined block, 177 East 78 Street was first inhabited in 1871 by hardware merchant Augustus T Chur, at the end of the Civil War. The wealthy widow Mrs. Mary Sheehan , lived in the single house for a number of years until the real estate firm Lowenfeld & Prager purchased both 177 and 175 East 78 Street in 1902. Miraculously, the two homes have remained bonded under single-ownership ever since. It should be noted that in September of 1946, the two buildings became home to the great American author and Nobel Prize winner, John...

This rare and never before listed house at 175 East 78th Street is an incredible four-story townhouse with a finished basement. Built circa 1899, this house has just been completely gut renovated from top to bottom and is now a stunning home with 4 spacious bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and an enormous tree-lined backyard. Located on one of the best blocks on the UES, this house has soaring high ceilings and hardwood floors throughout. The first floor features a large eat-in kitchen with top-of-the-line Bosch stainless steel appliances. A huge family room/ dining room with oversized bay windows leads outside to a beautiful backyard, ideal for entertaining. The second floor offers an expansive formal living room and dining room with light streaming in from North and South. The top two floors feature 4 gracious bedrooms, each with its own tastefully renovated bathrooms and large closets. The vast primary suite features an...

Introducing ARLOPARC - Model Residences Now Open. Closings Anticipated Summer 2024. Full Floor Residence 16A is a 4-bedroom plus library, 3.5-bathroom home spanning 2,863 interior square feet and offering northern, southern, and western exposures. A 52' limestone terrace spans all entertaining spaces and features views of Central Park and beyond. Arriving at the private entry foyer with marble flooring and custom Venetian plaster wall, you enter into an expansive great room with a 431 square foot terrace. The residence features ceilings over 10' and European white oak flooring in a Herringbone pattern throughout. Thoughtful upgrades include base, crown, and picture moldings, custom Circa lighting, triple glazed oversized noise-canceling windows pre-wired for electric shades, and an air purification and filtration system specific to each residence. The state-of-the-art chef's eat-in kitchen features a full suite of Gaggenau appliances, custom cabinetry by Scavolini, Waterworks faucets, and Italian Carrera slab...