$4,495,000
DELISTED

AS OF ABOUT 16 MONTHS AGO

115 East 35th Street in Murray Hill

Featured as WSJ's House of the Day on 9/5/11. Charming townhouse in Murray Hill near Park Avenue with enclosed heated sun room and separate outdoor garden. This home has a Victorian flavor and original detail and was lovingly converted to a single family home a number of years ago. There are potentially 5 or more bedrooms, although currently the fourth and fifth floors are used as the owner artist's sun filled studio. The townhouse has approximately 4000 square feet of space plus cellar and there is an elevator. The first floor contains a large, eat in kitchen, dining room with fireplace and beamed ceiling, sun room and provides access to the garden. The parlor floor houses the living room with fireplace, and reception area. The third floor contains the master bedroom and library. The fourth floor studio has a balcony. There are 3 full bathrooms and 2 half bathrooms throughout the home. The house is located directly across from the New Church, which is one of New York's most picturesque houses of worship, built in 1859 as a low rise building. This wonderful townhouse was originally built in 1856 by David Stewart, a wealthy linen merchant, as a gift for his daughter, Isabella Stewart Gardner. Other well known occupants of the house include Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy. See WSJ article and pictures. Once open, scroll down and then click on For full slideshow...