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Listing Courtesy of Corcoran, Carrie Chiang, (212) 836-1088
20 East 78th Street Upper East Side, Manhattan, NY 10075
Upper East Side, Manhattan, NY 10075
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Sold
8 beds
7 baths/2 half baths
8760 Approx. Sqft
outdoor space
The Details
Transaction Typesold
Property TypeSingle Family Townhouse
Built in1866
Monthly Taxes$13,034.67
About this home
TIMELESS ELEGANCE
Rarely do design and spatial elements hit just the right notes as they do in this opulent, David Easton designed, 25-ft. wide townhouse located in one of Manhattan’s loveliest townhouse blocks within the Metropolitan Museum Landmark District.
Nestled between Fifth and Madison Avenues, this fine red brick and limestone house was built in 1866 by Charles Graham for cotton dealer Michael B. Fieldin...
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Web ID: 5574659
key features
Indoor features
Center island
Central air
Den/office
Dining room
Dishwasher
Dressing room
Dual sinks
Eat-In kitchen
Entry/foyer
Excellent light
Hardwood floors
High ceilings
Library
Media room
Storage space
Washer/dryer
Outdoor features
Garden
Terrace
Other
Elevator
Walk-in closets
Carrie C Chiang
Licensed Associate Real Estate BrokerOffice: (212) 836-1088
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