The tallest private home on a tree-lined avenue in the historic Henderson Place District, this 1899 landmarked townhouse displays the original masonry detailing on its handsome, restored brick façade.
The Fractal Group also imbued the five-story sun-filled space with plenty of contemporary elements designed for modern living. Each of the five bedrooms has electronic shades above the windows as well as controls to operate the automated lighting system.
The garden level features tile flooring from Italy, while hardwood Brazilian teak was installed throughout the rest of the home.
Additionally, the house has four private outdoor spaces, including a barbecue patio and dining terrace located in the rear; a fifth-floor patio at the front of the building looks upon the Victorian homes on East End Avenue, and a wood-decked roof terrace with an outdoor kitchenette provides an unobstructed view of Carl Schurz Park and the East River.
