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Upper West Side Historic Townhouse Renovation
Upper West Side Historic Townhouse Renovation
New York City, NY, United States
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Upper West Side Historic Townhouse Renovation
New York City, NY, United States
Built in the early 1900s by distinguished New York City architect Clarence True, this property was one in an original row of five limestone-faced townhouses designed and constructed in True's signature "low-stoop" style.
After years of neglect, the historic stone facade and the intricate carved entry and stair wood details were restored as the project re-envisioned the former multi-family and commercial tenancies into a luxurious new home for a growing single-family client. The landmark 7,500 square foot property was gutted and re-constructed with the great attention to every detail.
The home features a modern chef's kitchen; a lavish parlor level floor with an elegant living room, a library, a butler's pantry/wet bar, and a large formal dining room; an outdoor terrace made of Ipe wood; 6 bedrooms; and 5-1/2 marble-clad bathrooms.
After years of neglect, the historic stone facade and the intricate carved entry and stair wood details were restored as the project re-envisioned the former multi-family and commercial tenancies into a luxurious new home for a growing single-family client. The landmark 7,500 square foot property was gutted and re-constructed with the great attention to every detail.
The home features a modern chef's kitchen; a lavish parlor level floor with an elegant living room, a library, a butler's pantry/wet bar, and a large formal dining room; an outdoor terrace made of Ipe wood; 6 bedrooms; and 5-1/2 marble-clad bathrooms.
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