Building & Unit Features
Rare, Boutique Office Building in Prime Location
This luxury, commercially zoned townhome is situated at the epicenter of New York City's luxury retail corridor-- home to the world's biggest names in high fashion and hospitality
The 18ft townhome comprises approximately 7,155 sq/ft of various open office spaces above grade, as well as an additional 1,545 sq/ft of storage and mechanicals on the lower level.
All 5 floors are serviced by an expansive, wood-paneled commercial elevator. There are various outdoor spaces as well, including a small garden, terrace, and Solarium.
Additional highlights include hardwood floors throughout, 12' ceilings on the parlor floor and large windows
Built in 1880 by acclaimed Architect F.S. Barus, 38 East 63rd Street is located between Park and Madison Avenues on a picturesque, tree-lined block lined with historic townhomes. Its facade was altered to its current configuration in elegant Neo Georgian design in 1904 by Architect William Strom, as a residence for Banker John Greenough and his family.
Beginning in the early 50's, the home was converted from residential to commercial and has since served as a doctor's practice, an art gallery, and an upscale beauty salon.
Offering convenient access to Central Park and 5th Avenue shopping and dining, this property can easily be optimized for a variety of commercial uses. Aside from offering an ideal space for traditional medical and finance offices, it could also serve as anything from an art allery or museum to a luxury fashion house with offices and a showroom. This is a co-exclusive with Brown Harris Stevens.
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This luxury, commercially zoned townhome is situated at the epicenter of New York City's luxury retail corridor-- home to the world's biggest names in high fashion and hospitality
The 18ft townhome comprises approximately 7,155 sq/ft of various open office spaces above grade, as well as an additional 1,545 sq/ft of storage and mechanicals on the lower level.
All 5 floors are serviced by an expansive, wood-paneled commercial elevator. There are various outdoor spaces as well, including a small garden, terrace, and Solarium.
Additional highlights include hardwood floors throughout, 12' ceilings on the parlor floor and large windows
Built in 1880 by acclaimed Architect F.S. Barus, 38 East 63rd Street is located between Park and Madison Avenues on a picturesque, tree-lined block lined with historic townhomes. Its facade was altered to its current configuration in elegant Neo Georgian design in 1904 by Architect William Strom, as a residence for Banker John Greenough and his family.
Beginning in the early 50's, the home was converted from residential to commercial and has since served as a doctor's practice, an art gallery, and an upscale beauty salon.
Offering convenient access to Central Park and 5th Avenue shopping and dining, this property can easily be optimized for a variety of commercial uses. Aside from offering an ideal space for traditional medical and finance offices, it could also serve as anything from an art allery or museum to a luxury fashion house with offices and a showroom. This is a co-exclusive with Brown Harris Stevens.
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Stories: 5
Total Rooms: 15
Courtesy Of Modlin Group LLC
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