Iyebiye ti a tun ṣe ni ọwọ 25-ikankikan ile okuta limestone ti a fi ẹjọ́ gẹgẹ bi ile idile kan tó parí

Ibi ti a ti ṣe ni ọkan ninu awọn agbegbe ile-iṣẹ ti o mọ julọ ti o ni awọn igi ni Upper East Side—ni idaji ibuso lati The Metropolitan Museum of Art—9 East 82nd Street nṣe afihan anfani pataki lati ni ile okuta limestone ti a ti tunṣe pẹlẹpẹlẹ ati ti a ti tun ṣe apẹrẹ daradara ti o ni iwọn 25-ikankikan, 9,016-ọjọ-ìṣan.

A fi ranṣẹ gẹgẹ bi ile idile kan ti o pari patapata, ile yii ti o yatọ si ara rẹ dapọ pupọ lati inu itẹlọrun itan pẹlu igbadun ode oni.

Ni ibẹrẹ, ile naa ni a ṣe ni 1895 nipasẹ oluyaworan olokiki ti akoko Gilded, Henry Andersen, ile naa wa ni aarin ibuso laarin Fifth ati Madison Avenues, ni awọn igbesẹ lati Central Park ati Museum Mile. Ní ẹ پشت awọn fachada limestone alagbara rẹ, yóò jẹ àyíká àtúnṣètò tuntun, ti a ṣe daradara fun onibara to n wa didara julọ loni.

Gbogbo alaye ti ile naa yoo jẹ pẹlẹpẹlẹ ti a yàn: lati ilẹ igi oak ti a tunṣe ati awọn ibon agbara ti a fa ọwọ, si awọn baluwe marble ti o ni ooru ti o tan ati imọlẹ ti a ṣe adani ni gbogbo. Ẹlẹsẹ ikọkọ n pese iraye si ailopin kọja gbogbo awọn ipele marun ti o gbooro, ọkọọkan pẹlu awọn gígbe ceilings ati iwọn nla.

Eyi jẹ anfani pataki lati ni ile okuta kan ti o pari, ni ipo ti o ni aṣa ati itan, pẹlu Central Park ati ẹwa ti Upper East Side ni ẹnu-ọna rẹ.

Awọn akojọpọ miiran ati awọn pakà ipari inu wa lori ibeere.

Eyi jẹ ẹgbẹ-ibuwọlu pẹlu Lauren Muss ti Douglas Elliman.

Masterfully Reimagined 25-Foot Limestone Mansion Delivered as a Turnkey Single-Family Residence
 
Situated on one of the most prestigious tree-lined townhouse blocks on the Upper East Side—just half a block from The Metropolitan Museum of Art—9 East 82nd Street presents a rare opportunity to own an impeccably restored and meticulously redesigned 25-foot-wide, 9,016-square-foot limestone mansion.
 
Delivered as a fully finished single-family home, this extraordinary residence seamlessly blends historic grandeur with modern luxury.
 
Originally constructed in 1895 by renowned Gilded Age architect Henry Andersen, the home sits mid-block between Fifth and Madison Avenues, just steps from Central Park and Museum Mile. Behind its stately limestone facade will be a newly completed interior transformation, thoughtfully designed for today’s most discerning buyer.
 
Every detail of the home will be meticulously curated: from the restored oak hardwood floors and hand-carved decorative fireplaces to the radiant heated marble bathrooms and custom lighting throughout. A private elevator provides seamless access across all five sprawling levels, each with soaring ceiling heights and magnificent scale.
 
This is a rare turnkey opportunity to own a fully finished, single-family mansion in a location rich in culture and history, with Central Park and the best of the Upper East Side at your doorstep.
 
Alternative configurations and interior finish packages available upon request.

This is a co-exclusive with Lauren Muss of Douglas Elliman.