126 East 35th Street, 1

Step back in time and experience the magic of living in an Architectural Digest featured, 4 bed-3.5 bath apartment, with decorative design by Campion Platt, in a historic Murray Hill townhouse on a tree lined street between Park and Lexington---complete with your own outdoor space! This historic district two-family townhouse was originally built in 1854 as one in a row of three similar houses from 126 to 130 East 35th Street by the developer Thomas Kilpatrick.The townhouse is almost 24 feet wide and Apartment 1 has two full floors totaling over 2900 square feet of interior space and approximately 375 square feet of exterior space. Upon entering the common entryway, one is swept into a spacious first floor living room at the front of the house, dining room with french doors leading to a private garden area with pavers, and an open kitchen with stainless steel appliances adjoining a great room. Picture windows, strategic recessed lighting, and large gallery space create an open and airy floor plan. There is also a full first floor bath.On the second floor, the master bedroom has its own wing with soaring 13 foot ceilings, wainscoting, decorative casements and double hung windows complete with a large dressing room and full bath with deep soaking tub, separate glass enclosed shower, and double vanity. There are two bedrooms at the front of the house, a half bath, plus a third bedroom with ensuite full bath. There is also a small pantry area.The apartment features architectural details, such as several fireplaces, with a beautiful marble mantle in the master bedroom; a beamed ceiling in the great room and kitchen; a bay window and seating in the master bedroom; and hardwood floors throughout. The building facade was altered in 1941 to remove the stoop and add a mansard roof but retains its historic paneled wood door while boasting numerous more modern features like central air conditioning, washer and dryer, and custom built ins. Additional storage is available in the basement.The coop is structured like a condo with no board approval - Located near the S, 4, 5, 6 and 7 subways, 1 stop away from Grand Central Station with its many restaurants, and close to the Morgan Library & Museum with its diverse cultural offerings, this property is ideal for one who relishes the convenience of modern living and appreciates timeless craftsmanship.