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The Palmer-Starr House

19 East 73rd Street, New York, NY 10021

5 units

6 stories

1925 built

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About

As Central Park neared completion the streets between Fifth and Madison Avenues quickly filled with chocolate-colored brownstone residences. Intended for the middle and upper-middle classes, they were mostly carbon copies with shared cornices, steep stoops over deep basements, and rows of windows that lined up down the block.

In 1871 developer James E. Coburn commissioned J. W. Marshall to design a long row of ten such homes along East 73rd Street, stretching from No. 13 to 31.

Facts

Development status: Completed
District: Community District 108City Council District 4Police Precinct 19
Building class: C6
Documents and permits: View documents and permits

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Unavailable sales

			Status				Floor plan
05/13/25	#1	$440,000	Recorded closing	-	- baths	- ft²	-
04/30/23	#4	$2,275,000	Sold (asking: $2,198,000; 3.50%)	2 beds	2 baths	- ft²	-
03/17/21	#5	$1,900,000	Sold (asking: $1,937,000; -1.91%)	2 beds	2 baths	- ft²
10/09/19	#6	$3,000,000	No longer available on StreetEasy	2 beds	1.5 baths	- ft²
05/24/18	#3	$2,071,000	Sold (asking: $2,450,000; -15.47%)	2 beds	2 baths	1,310 ft²