123 East 94th Street

> CLASSIC CARNEGIE HILL TOWNHOUSETHE RESIDENCE One of nine neo-Greco brownstones built in 1878-79 by the architect F.S. > Barus, it is located on a tree- lined street just off of Park Avenue. > This lovely 4story townhouse welcomes you into an entrance foyer from which one can see directly through the house to its pleasing, ivy covered, walled Garden. > The first level has a large Eat-in Kitchen with shuttered windows facing the facing the street, and a Dining Room with French doors opening directly into the deep private Garden. > It also boasts a Butler's Pantry; a powder room and walk-in coat closet. > The deep Garden backs up to other similar sized gardens, creating a quiet, park-like oasis in the middle of Manhattan. > The Parlor floor features a large formal Living Room with 11 foot ceilings; wood parquet floors; elegant, tall windows, and a beautiful artisan crafted marble fireplace of the period. > Adjoining the Living Room through original pocket doors is the gracious which enjoys extraordinary natural light; built-in bookshelves and a marble wood burning fireplace has a view overlooking the Garden and into the surrounding gardens; The 3rd floor, accessed by a staircase with a period banister, contains two Master Bedrooms, the larger of which has a dressing room and a marble fireplace. > This floor has a large bath and several closets. > The light-filled 4th floor contains three additional bedrooms, a full bath and several walk-in closets. > The house also has a basement currently used for storage, heating and hot water service. > The same family has owned and occupied the house for over 40 years. > THE NEIGHBORHOOD Carnegie Hill is one of the most highly desirable neighborhoods in all of Manhattan. > It is known not only for its terrific restaurants and boutique shops, but also as home to some of the more prestigious Upper East Side schools. > The house is a short walk to Central Park and to "Museum Mile “where many of the city's premier art museums are found.