Grand Limestone Townhouse on New York City's Upper East Side
Located on the prestigious Upper East Side between Fifth and Madison Avenues, this landmark residence is steps from Central Park, world-class museums, and luxury shopping on Madison Avenue—offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of New York City history.
10 East 64th Street was built in 1879 by J. William Schickel, a renowned architect known for his refined and opulent designs that often blended Adamesque and Renaissance Revival styles.
Originally built for James A. Burden Jr., a prominent American businessman and member of the influential Burden family who were known for their wealth and contributions to society, the townhouse was later the home of the late Ivana Trump.
With neighbors like Donatella Versace, and a location in one of Manhattan’s most exclusive neighborhoods, this grand townhouse represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of history.
This six-story, 8,725-square-foot home showcases Schickel’s masterful craftsmanship, featuring a striking limestone façade, a mansard roof, and the iconic gold-and-black grilled doors that distinguish it on a block known for its grand residences.
The home’s grand entrance, featuring gilded custom paneling and an Italian crystal chandelier, opens to an opulent formal gallery.
The second floor’s entertainment spaces, with soaring ceilings and four chandeliers, include a luxurious living room and a Versailles-inspired dining room.
The entire third floor is dedicated to the primary suite, offering a spacious bedroom, private terrace, and a lavish ensuite bathroom with pink Onyx marble.
The townhouse includes additional bedrooms, a media room, a home office, and a landscaped garden.
Its basement features a Swedish sauna, ample storage, and a laundry room.
For those seeking unparalleled luxury, 10 East 64th Street is an irreplaceable gem, offering both the opulence of a bygone era and the modern comforts of today.
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