Townhouses for Sale

Welcome to 32 East 74th Street: The First Modern Townhouse in the Upper East Side Designed in 1935 by renowned architect William Lescaze, a pioneer of the European International Style, this exceptional townhome offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of modernist history in one of Manhattan's most lucrative neighborhoods. Meticulously renovated from top to bottom, including the addition of a large elevator, this residence...

This Is The One! Breakfast at Tiffany - and Lunch and Dinner in your new home two doors down from Holly's home - on the magical street - where Audrey Hepburn made magic - Newly Priced to Sell at $8,295,000 you're able to live with income or turn into a magnificent single family house. The possibilities are endless. Welcome to this exceptional five-story townhouse, a rare gem on a sought-after, tree-lined block renowned for...

38-40 East 76th Street stands as one of the most architecturally significant townhouses in Manhattan—a double-wide, 17,000 SF+/- residence reimagined as a living work of art. Originally built as two Queen Anne brownstones in 1882, the home has been masterfully unified into a singular, museum-quality dwelling offering 6 bedrooms (convertible to 8), five 5 baths, and 8 powder rooms. Designed as both a sanctuary and a...

51 East 75th Street is a distinguished two-family townhouse, currently configured as a lower triplex and an upper duplex. This residence boasts grand proportions and carefully preserved period details, including intricate crown and ceiling moldings, ornate mantels, and refined hardwood floors throughout. The parlor floor features impressive ceiling heights in excess of 12', adding to the sense of space and grandeur. The...

36 East 73rd Street New York, NY 10021 is a landmark townhouse that was first built in 1887 and later reconfigured in 1910 with the present neoclassical limestone and brick facade, which includes 5 stories and a basement, as one block away from Central Park. Elegantly located just off a prime stretch of Madison Avenue on a charming tree-lined block, the building is zoned for both residential and multiple business classes...

Welcome to 40 East 74th Street #1, a two-level duplex home situated on one of the most beautiful townhouse blocks between Park and Madison Avenues. Offering a private garden, generous room proportions, and updated interiors, this residence delivers a rare combination of space, privacy, and location. This quiet, back-facing unit is set away from the street, providing a peaceful, neighborhood feel. The main level begins with a...

Ideally situated on East 69th Street between Park and Lexington Avenues, the Catherine Auchincloss Mansion is a magnificent 20 ft townhouse of beautiful Roman brick and limestone that was originally built in 1872 by Christopher Keyes and designed by John Sexton as part of 11 row houses that extend just east of The Union Club. While retaining many of its original details, this spectacular and light-filled home at 123 East 69th...

Stately and elegant, this landmarked 25-foot-wide single-family townhouse sits poised on a picturesque tree-lined block in prime Lenox Hill. Spanning approximately 6,750 square feet across three stories, this six-bedroom, five-bathroom residence combines classic grandeur with refined modern comfort — featuring soaring ceiling heights, an elevator, and exceptional entertaining and private spaces throughout. Upon entering...

180 East 73rd Street presents an extraordinary opportunity to own a rare, three story carriage house with a curb cut located on the landmarked block of East 73rd Street between Lexington and Third Avenues. This block, which has been noted by the New York Times as “one of the most distinctive in New York”, is replete with low rise carriage houses that were originally used by the most wealthy residents of the Upper East...

Located on one of the Upper East Side's most exceptional townhouse blocks, a few houses down from where the iconic film "Breakfast at Tiffany's" was shot, this exquisite four-story townhouse exudes sophistication with its 20-foot width and graceful architectural features. The property at 159 East 71st Street, constructed in 1880, has a rich history. It was once owned by the acclaimed pianist and band leader Peter Duchin, who...