5644 viewsThe Upper East Side is renowned for its elegant architecture and historic brownstones, offering residents picturesque views and iconic New York City charm. It boasts some of the city's best cultural institutions, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Guggenheim, making it a haven for art and culture enthusiasts. Additionally, the Upper East Side features an array of upscale shops, gourmet restaurants, and beautiful parks like Central Park, providing a balanced and luxurious lifestyle.
One property, located at 4 East 66th Street, is a testament to the beauty of the Upper East Side, fusing elegance, history, and impeccable attention to detail throughout the entirety of the home.
The pre-war home was built in 1920 by prominent American architect James E.R. Carpenter, known for his designs that helped shape the architectural landscape of early 20th century New York City, from the Upper East Side to many other prominent areas.
Carpenter's buildings are often sought after for their architectural elegance, and much like the buildings of Upper Manhattan, 4 East 66th Street is a home that attests to this. Accessible through a private landing, residents are greeted by a magnificent 37 foot gallery that is lined with large south facing windows.
From the gallery, you are led into an expansive living room that features a gorgeous fireplace, with plenty of room to entertain and relax.
From the living room, you are brought into a private library, which is also equipped with a stunning fireplace and unbeatable views of Central Park through generously sized windows.
What truly makes 4 East 66th Street a testament to Upper East Side luxury, is breatking size of each room, making it the perfect place to host. In the home's formal dining room, with yet another wood burning fireplace and a beautiful Juliet balcony, large dinner parties can be entertained comfortably.
In the private wing of the property, there are four large bedrooms, each with their own bathroom and views that overlook the tree lined street through the front of the home. The primary bedroom in particular, has a fireplace, two marble-clad bathrooms, and 2 dressing rooms.
From its ideal location on New York City's Upper East Side to the luxurious details found throughout every inch of this home, 4 East 66th Street is a timeless icon of Manhattan's architectural landscape.
