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Listing Courtesy of Corcoran, Carrie Chiang, (212) 836-1088

125 East 65th Street Upper East Side, Manhattan, NY 10065

Upper East Side, Manhattan, NY 10065

$14,900,000 USD
Sold
5 beds
6 baths
12000 Approx. Sqft

The Details

Transaction Typesold
Property TypeHouse
Built in1910
Monthly Taxes$21,288.83

About this home

125 East 65th Street In 1904, Charles A. Platt, created a four-story neo-Federal residence for Dr. Frederic S. Reed that features a Flemish bond brick facade with stone trim. Platt also designed 47 & 49 East 65th Street for the Roosevelts (FDR) as well as the Astor Court apartments for the Astors. Dr. Freed was a noted physiologist who helped establish Columbia University's Department of Physiology and whose res...
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Web ID: 5725616
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key features

Indoor features
  • Central air
  • Pet friendly
Outdoor features
  • Garden
Other
  • Elevator
Carrie C Chiang

Carrie C Chiang

Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker
Office: (212) 836-1088
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about the building

125 East 65th Street

House in Upper East Side

Between Park Avenue & Lexington Avenue

  • 1 UNITS
  • 4 STORIES
  • 1910 BUILT
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Sales History for 125 East 65th Street
datepricelisting status
10/19/2021$14,900,000Sold
09/17/2014$22,000,000Sold
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