13 East 94th Street

Situated just off of Fifth Avenue on one of the most desirable and picturesque blocks in Carnegie Hill, 13 East 94th Street is noteworthy for its graceful bow-fronted Georgian Revival stucco façade and timeless details. This splendid and grandly-scaled residence exudes elegance and is a superb example of architecture from New York’s Gilded Age. Throughout, soaring ceiling heights, magnificent proportions and scale, ample sunlight, and pretty outlooks impress and are complemented by a graciously ascending staircase, wood-burning and gas fireplaces, a fully terraced and lushly planted garden, a terrace, and a Juliette balcony. Strikingly and impeccably renovated by Alex Papachristidis, this very sophisticated residence incorporates state-of-the art technology with traditional architectural elements. Features include an elevator as well as new electrical, plumbing, HVAC, communications and security systems. Residence: Lower Level: Cardio and Weight-Training Exercise Rooms, Laundry Room, Wine Storage, very ample cedar closets, and a Powder Room. First Floor: Entry is into a vestibule that opens to a large Gallery with a decorative fireplace and access to a Powder Room, Adjacent is a separate entrance with sizable Mudroom. Beyond, a custom eat-in Chef’s Kitchen accesses the beautiful trellised Garden. Second Floor: South-facing Living Room with wood-burning fireplace and a Wet Bar. Opposite, the beautifully proportioned Dining Room with a gas fireplace enjoys delightful Garden outlooks and is supported by a Service Pantry and staircase. Third Floor: South-facing wood-paneled Library with bow-front windows and a Powder Room. Opposite, there is a lovely Bedroom with very ample closets and an ensuite bathroom. Fourth Floor: Primary Bedroom floor includes a South-facing Bedroom, a Sitting Room with a fitted Dressing Room, a bathroom with separate shower and soaking tub, and very ample mahogany closets. Fifth Floor: The top floor has four additional Bedrooms, two bathrooms, and access to a lovely Terrace from one of the bedrooms. Above, there is an oversized skylight that floods the house with sunlight throughout the day.