For $10M, an Upper East Side townhouse with downtown loft style
Listing images courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens
Located on the corner of Third Avenue, this five-story townhouse at 182 East 94th Street brings downtown loft living to the Upper East Side. With over 5,800 square feet of interior space, the residence comes with a roof terrace, separate studio apartment on the ground floor, private parking, and nearly 4,500 square feet of unused development rights. The sprawling pad was constructed in 2012 and has yet to change ownership. The property listed last week for $9.975 million and is also available on the rental market for $30,000/month.
The residence begins on the second floor, which is comprised of a large living room and an open kitchen/dining area. Large casement windows and generous ceiling heights maximize natural light—and there’s plenty of it on this southwest corner lot. The finishes are modern but warm, with dark oak floors and walnut doors throughout.
There are six bedrooms on the upper floors, each with their own en-suite bathroom. The master suite is on the third floor. A second bedroom on this floor was converted into a library with built-in shelves and one of the home’s two gas fireplaces (the other one is in the living room downstairs). A sculptural stair exists, but for convenience, each floor is also connected by an elevator.
The roof deck adds about 630 square feet of exterior space and features a lounge area with a wet bar, a grill, and a jacuzzi.
The ground level includes a studio apartment that could be used in a variety of ways, including for rental income. A one-car garage with curb cut offers coveted private parking.
[Listing: 182 East 94th Street by Jason Schuchman, Jacques Foussard, and Craig Filipacchi of Brown Harris Stevens]
[At CityRealty]
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Listing images courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens
