107 E 91st St New York, NY 10128

Currently gutted and ready to be brought back to life! First photos are how the house currently is, and the later ones and floorplan represent what it was before demolition.

Built in 1928, this five story Georgian-style townhouse has a brick facade and is located on a prime Carnegie Hill block on 91st Street, just off of Park Avenue. This house features six bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms, a beautiful curved center staircase, a private garden, and has the potential of having a terrace facing South on the fifth floor. Renovation plans are available, and have been approved by the Landmarks Commission.

Garden Floor
There are two entrances to the garden floor, one into the kitchen, and one into the entrance hall. The entrance hall has a half bathroom, and closet, before opening up to the curved staircase and a gracious dining room with a view out to the garden. The dining room has a wood burning fireplace.

Parlor Floor
With soaring ceilings throughout the parlor floor, the living room and library are great entertaining spaces. Both rooms are generously sized and the living room has pretty arched windows facing the trees on 91st Street. The library has a wood burning fireplace and looks onto the garden.

Third, Fourth and Fifth Floors
The third and fourth floors each contain two bedrooms, and two bathrooms, and the fifth floor has two bedrooms, one bath, and a setback terrace looking over 91 St and to Park Avenue and beyond to the West.

The house receives great light throughout the day as the front of the house faces South. This is a quintessential Carnegie Hill townhouse on a charming block, close to Central Park, many convenient stores, great neighborhood restaurants, and is also zoned in the PS 6 school district. Showings by appointment.