Metropolitan Hill Houses for Sale

Masterfully Reimagined 25-Foot Limestone Mansion Delivered as a Turnkey Single-Family Residence Situated on one of the most prestigious tree-lined townhouse blocks on the Upper East Side—just half a block from The Metropolitan Museum of Art—9 East 82nd Street presents a rare opportunity to own an impeccably restored and meticulously redesigned 25-foot-wide, 9,016-square-foot limestone

Stefani Berkin R New York

The Woolworth MansionBuilt in 1915 by famed architect Charles P.H.Gilbert for Frank Woolworth, 4 East 80th Street is a rare opportunity to enjoy a piece of New York City’s architectural legacy. Painstakingly restored to its original grandeur in the early 2000's, but featuring modern amenities, this French Gothic masterpiece is 35’ wide, boasts an astounding approximately 20,000 square feet and 9

Adam Modlin Modlin Group LLC

This turn-of-the-century four-story townhouse exudes the charm, elegance, and grandeur of its vintage. The house is approximately 5,500 square feet, 18 feet wide and built 60 feet deep, with an enchanting South-facing garden. Ceiling heights on the parlor floor are almost 13 feet, over 11 feet on the third floor and over 10 feet on the fourth floor. Many of the rooms retain 19th Century

David Adler Corcoran Group

STATELY 20" wide Neo-Georgian-style red brick and stone TOWNHOUSE bears all the pomp, circumstance, and worthy elegance of a classic Upper East Side Mansion. Completely renovated and rebuilt, 48 East 81st Street is the ideal place for privacy, intimate living, and elaborate entertaining. This spacious 5-story house plus full basement offers soaring ceiling heights, magnificent fireplaces, and

George Vanderploeg Douglas Elliman Real Estate

67 East 82nd Street is a superb 20 foot-wide single family townhouse with an elevator located on one of the most lovely tree-lined blocks of the Upper East Side.The handsome brick and limestone townhouse features oversized windows that afford exceptionally bright and sunny interiors, with pleasing views over the neighboring limestone townhouses and gardens. Completed in 1899, the

Roberta Golubock Sothebys International Realty