This 22-foot wide, Neo-Italian Renaissance-style limestone and marble townhouse features approximately 12,000 square feet amid six stories with several outdoor spaces. Built in 1907 and renovated in 2005, its original details have been carefully honored with thoughtful woodworking and gracious architecture and interior design by Diamond Barrata, as well as refined contracting by Simply Elegant. The faade of this residence is marked by a central double door with a guilloche enframement, as well as an arched parlor floor loggia that frames three sets of French doors. Upon entry, a formal gallery features a marble fireplace, casual seating area, and a Murano chandelier. A spacious corridor includes a powder room and two sizeable coat closets and leads to a den wrapped in figured Anigre wood paneling. The eat-in kitchen features premium appliances from Sub-Zero and Viking, with a gingham-pattern marble floor underfoot. Industrial lights from the 1930s hang from a pressed tin ceiling over Carrara marble and stainless steel countertops. The kitchen has a dedicated breakfast area with a skylight above and is accented by a discreet powder room. French doors open onto some outdoor space. On the parlor floor, the stately living room sits at the top of the spiral staircase and is bathed in southern light with three arched French doors and ceiling heights up to 12 feet. The room is flanked by a wall of custom, floor-to-ceiling neoclassical bookshelves and two large fireplaces. On the north side of this floor, the dining room features Tao's Velvet panel inserts by Old World Weavers and opens onto a terrace. There is an adjacent service kitchen with full-size appliances from Viking and SubZero, which accesses the main kitchen via a second stairwell. The third floor includes the spacious and bright primary bedroom with a Juliet balcony, a fireplace, and an oversized walk-in closet. The ensuite bathroom features a custom vanity and medicine cabinet. A five-foot oculus window echoes the curves of the soaking tub, and reverse-painted glass creates a high-gloss effect on the walls. The south side of the floor features a bright library overlooking charming 73rd Street and has an additional fireplace. The fourth floor is comprised of three more bedrooms, one of which is currently configured as a gym. The largest bedroom boasts a fireplace, a large dressing room and a windowed en-suite bathroom. There is a full-sized washer and dryer conveniently tucked away in the corridor. The fifth floor features two additional, large bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and generous closet space, with one bedroom opening onto a terrace. There is a custom-built basketball court with storage on the top floor, as well as a terrace with a jacuzzi. The lower level of the home features a guest bedroom, a full-size laundry room and an expansive recreation room with adjacent storage. A well-known address, this limestone masterpiece has been featured in several films and television programs, most notably as the home of Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada. An exciting opportunity, this is truly one of the finest homes in all of Manhattan.

Rare offering in the hidden oasis of Beekman Place. 415 East 50th Street is a beautifully designed and meticulously renovated, four-story plus basement home of approximately 3,700 square feet (4,567 sq. ft. including basement), nestled among other townhouses on a quiet, tree-lined block. It is 19.42' wide, and built 45' deep on a 100' lot. Upstairs is the grand living room with an 11'5" ceiling accentuated by the original, dramatic crown moldings and three stunning, south-facing mahogany windows graced by the restored, original shutters. It has a beautifully designed library/family room with gas fireplace and built-in wet bar, and five bedrooms with 9'5" ceilings. The ground floor, with radiant heating throughout, has a beautiful formal dining room enhanced by a wall of bookcases and gas fireplace. It has a large, chef's windowed eat-in kitchen, with marble counters and Wolf and Subzero appliances, a pantry with wine cooler, and a powder room. And lastly, you will come to the garden room with its peaceful Zen feel. This room, with large skylights, literally opens into a lushly planted 39' deep garden containing a magnificent 120-year-old magnolia tree, through a 11-foot long screened opening. During the winter, a glass wall rolls out to take its place. A small garden with trees also graces this home's front entrance. The house has 3.5 baths, all with Waterworks fixtures. When the current owners purchased this home in 2013, it had been untouched since 1941. By mid-2015, they had completed a renovation that included new supporting steel beams, new electrical and mechanical systems, new roof, windows, floors, central air conditioning and most plumbing. In 2021, yet additional renovation work was undertaken. The owners' aim throughout has been to restore the original design and integrity of this 1899 turn-of-the-century home. A few additional details of this finely restored townhouse are heated wiring on the roof to prevent damage from ice and snow, a water sensor installed to cut off water flow should it sense a leak, and abundant closet space and storage. It has "conservation-quality" solid mahogany windows, with brass chains and glass made to replicate the glass of old, installed in the five parlor floor stately windows. Some finishing decor includes Ann Morris sconces, Ann Sachs tiles, William Morris wallpaper, and a formal dining room graced with antique, 1930's silver Chinese tealeaf wallpaper. Julie Harris, the actress, once owned this home.

312 West 83rd Street is located steps from Riverside Park and was built and designed in 1893. It is currently configured as a mostly vacant townhouse consisting of a ground floor rental unit a floor -through parlor floor boasting 113 ceiling heights and an owners duplex on floors 3 and 4. The property spans 4179 square feet plus a private rear garden and offers a flexible layout in a prime townhouse location. Additional features include a private rear terrace on the third floor and recently upgraded building mechanicals. The layout can be enhanced by adding an owners duplex or triplex with elevator reconfiguring to floor-through units or converting the entire building into a single-family townhouse. This rare offering on a beautiful tree-lined block between West End Avenue and Riverside Drive is located on the South side of the block with private rear garden access available air rights and Southern light exposure. 312 West 83rd Street presents an incredible opportunity for an investor converter or user.