6 E 74TH Street #NA

Delivered entirely vacant, 6 East 74th Street is ideal for a single-family mansion conversion, with an impressive 23-foot-wide light-colored facade spanning six levels and a striking copper bay window complementing its elegant design. Located right off Fifth Avenue on a historical block, lined with some of the Upper East Side's finest examples of turn-of-the-century architecture and moments away from Central Park. Built-in 1871 on an oversized 22.5-foot wide by 102.17-foot-deep lot and measuring over 9,700 sqft (approx.) of interior space, this townhouse is currently configured as a multi-unit residence consisting of four residential units and a full-floor professional office unit on the garden level. This sprawling townhouse features remarkable Teakwood interior details from 1898 by renowned designer Lockwood de Forest, whose works are featured in the Copper Hewitt Museum, in addition to a beautiful stained-glass conservatory and soaring ceiling heights measuring almost 13 feet high in the parlor level. This entire townhouse enjoys high ceilings on every level with large exposures throughout original architectural elements and six wood-burning fireplaces with period tile surrounds. Other features of this townhouse include 1,600 sqft (approx) of private south-facing outdoor spaces across three levels, not including the rooftop, which features iconic views of Central Park, The Carlyle, and the skyline. Being the tallest townhouse on this street, this property enjoys generous southern-facing light throughout the day on each level. Each level of this townhouse is serviced by an Otis Elevator (Cellar - PH), a rarity for a house of this period. This townhouse is fully free market and will be delivered entirely vacant. Located on one of the Upper East Side's top townhouse blocks, 6 East 74th Street neighbors two consulate residences, a beautifully renovated Beaux-Arts mansion, prime Fifth Avenue buildings, and leading cultural institutions. 6 East 74th Street offers endless possibilities and is a true rarity in the townhouse market.