A new brownstone has hit the market at 37 West 70th Street. Asking $17,950,000, the 7,200 square foot brownstone comes with 13 rooms, 6 beds and 4 baths. The brownstone was originally built in 1891 by Gilbert Schellenger, and it has an incredible history of former owner-occupants.
One previous owner was fashion icon Perry Ellis. In the 1980s, he renovated the house while restoring all original details; he added floor-to-ceiling French casement windows, plus Art Deco bathrooms from The Savoy Hotel in London.
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Jane Wenner sold the house in 2015 and had originally listed it at $17.95 million, the same price it asks today.
According to the listing description, other previous owners include financier Bernard Baruch, as well as investment partners Samuel Goldman and Marcus Sachs.
Some house features include:
- a private landscaped garden
- a breakfast room with garden views
- French doors + Juliette balconies
- lots of original woodwork
- a climate-controlled wine cellar
Monthly taxes are $4,551.
The agents representing the property are Roberta Golubock and Mark Thomas Amadei of Sotheby s International Realty.
Here’s a look at the full listing.
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