Building & Unit Features
Nestled gracefully within the esteemed enclave known as the "Block Beautiful," 144 East 19th Street epitomizes the timeless allure of Gramercy Park. This 20-wide, Greek Revival residence is set between Irving Place and Third Avenue and boasts four stories. With substantial unused air rights, there is a potential for future expansion which includes extended floor plates and a roof deck, all subject to Landmarks approval.
Though in need of a full renovation, notable features include five fireplaces, a double-height top floor with a mezzanine, and a striking skylight, infusing the home with artistic flair. The private south-facing garden offers a tranquil retreat and is adjacent to single-family residences to the East and West.
Arguably the best townhouse block in the Gramercy Park neighborhood 144 East 19th Street seamlessly blends historic charm with modern opportunity. Gramercy Park South, stretching from Irving Place to Third Avenue, features a mix of 19th-century townhouses and newer apartment buildings. Many of the townhouses boast charming pastel hues like pink and blue, a vibrant tapestry of architectural styles, while their simple lintels and cornices provide a captivating horizontal contrast to the windows' verticality. The unity of this street, on both its north and south sides, results from the charm of all the houses, the element of greenery, and the use of wrought iron for railings and gates. These features relate the street to Gramercy Park.
Though in need of a full renovation, notable features include five fireplaces, a double-height top floor with a mezzanine, and a striking skylight, infusing the home with artistic flair. The private south-facing garden offers a tranquil retreat and is adjacent to single-family residences to the East and West.
Arguably the best townhouse block in the Gramercy Park neighborhood 144 East 19th Street seamlessly blends historic charm with modern opportunity. Gramercy Park South, stretching from Irving Place to Third Avenue, features a mix of 19th-century townhouses and newer apartment buildings. Many of the townhouses boast charming pastel hues like pink and blue, a vibrant tapestry of architectural styles, while their simple lintels and cornices provide a captivating horizontal contrast to the windows' verticality. The unity of this street, on both its north and south sides, results from the charm of all the houses, the element of greenery, and the use of wrought iron for railings and gates. These features relate the street to Gramercy Park.
Stories: 4
Units: 1
Total Rooms: 8
Courtesy Of Leslie J Garfield & Co Inc
This information is not verified for authenticity or accuracy and is not guaranteed and may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.
©2024 REBNY Listing Service, Inc. All rights reserved. RLS IDX Data display by Page1Properties. IDX information is provided exclusively for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and that it may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing.
