5 East 10th Street is a 24.5? wide Romanesque style townhouse, designed by George E. Harvey for Eva Johnson Coe and Martha R. Townsend, and built in 1890. This, 9,650 sf, bright, very handsome brick townhouse with two skylights, displays a use of materials that feature the style and details that contribute to the special architectural character of the Greenwich Village Historic District.5 East 10th Street is a 24.5? wide Romanesque style townhouse, designed by George E. Harvey for Eva Johnson Coe and Martha R. Townsend, and built in 1890. This, 9,650 sf, bright, very handsome brick townhouse with two skylights, displays a use of materials that feature the style and details that contribute to the special architectural character of the Greenwich Village Historic District. The townhouse is complete with 7 fireplaces and accompanying wood and stone mantles, stained glass windows, and mudroom leading to the spacious backyard.This rare townhouse, located on a quiet tree-lined street features two entrances, one just above street level and the other leading to the garden level. The attractive 2nd floor metal bay window is crowned with simple corbel-like cornices. The exposed brick and hardwood floors throughout are unified at the top, by a simple cornice with brick fascia. This elegant townhouse was the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Coe for many years.The property is being sold vacant, in ?as is? condition, and provides the future owner an opportunity to create their own personal oasis or to create a spacious home with income producing residences with a separate entrance.READ FULL DESCRIPTION

44 East 82nd Street is a grand townhouse located on one of the most coveted blocks on the Upper East Side, nestled between Madison and Park Avenues. Built in 1897 with a stunning limestone and brick fa ade featuring north, south and west exposures.

Spanning over 6,310 square feet and five stories, with elevator access to 4 floors, this townhouse offers a spacious layout perfect for living and entertaining. Currently configured with four bedrooms, four full baths, and two half baths and plenty of space to stretch out.

The impressive entrance foyer and large gallery space provide a warm welcome, leading you into the heart of the home. An open layout chef's kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-line appliances and the gracious living and dining area with wood burning fireplace are flooded with natural light from the north, south, and western exposures with extraordinary light.

Beyond the parlor the townhouse features two terraces and a stunning roof garden with picturesque city views.

This extraordinary home is located one block from Central Park on a beautiful tree lined street leading directly to the main entrance of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. World-class destinations are just moments away, including the city's finest restaurants, shops, boutiques, and galleries.

A rare opportunity on East 71st Street! Offered for the first time in over 55 years, this 20ft wide townhouse located on one of the Upper East Side's most idyllic blocks is now ready for its next chapter. Currently utilized as a two-family home, the property is ripe with potential for a single-family conversion. Boasting high ceilings throughout, this townhouse offers plenty of natural light and a spacious feel. Step outside to the deep two-tiered garden, perfect for outdoor entertaining or relaxing in the tranquility of your private oasis. The property also features a full basement and multiple fireplaces. Situated in the heart of the Upper East Side, 156 East 71st Street is conveniently located near some of the best restaurants, museums, and shopping that Manhattan has to offer.