incomparable location just off Fifth Avenue

grand architectural design and original details
throughout the wonderfully preserved interiors

outstanding example of the Beaux Arts style,
with a bowed rusticated limestone façade
punctuated by tall French windows

erected in 1902–1903 for entrepreneur Thomas J.
McLaughlin by the famed architect John H. Duncan

25-foot-wide residence is zoned for residential or
commercial/residential use

comprises approximately 14,700 square feet of
living space

equipped with state-of-the-art systems—including
electrical, plumbing, security, and HVAC

original details have been wonderfully preserved

elevator serves each level of the residence

elegant wrought-iron vestibule with double doors
leads to a Louis XV entry hall with a large carved
marble fireplace, a sweeping marble staircase,
and ornate moldings

living room overlooks a tree-lined street and
contains an original fireplace and mantelpiece
and floor-to-ceiling French windowsng to
a Juliet balcony

formal dining room contains an original fireplace
and mantelpiece

kitchen with west-facing windows and a separate
breakfast room with a fireplace

master suite’s floor-to-ceiling windows frame
lovely views of the garden

stunning double-height library features tall
French windows

upper level of the library and a children’s suite
on fourth level

separate guest suite with three bedrooms, a
kitchen, and a large sitting room

roof with breathtaking views of Central Park