Built in 1898 in a Beaux-Arts style, the walls of 4 East 74th Street in New York City have stories. Famed artist Marc Chagall lived and worked in the top level in 1941. Michael Jackson lived there in 1999 and 2000. It’s perfectly located a block from Central Park and off 5th Avenue. Current owner Marc Lasry, the billionaire co-owner of the Milwaukee Bucks, has listed it for $39 million. Take a look at the stunning mansion, especially the furnishings and interiors.
It may look familiar — the exterior was filmed as Nate Archibald’s house on Gossip Girl.
The architect, Alexander Welch, also designed Alexander Hamilton’s Harlem home, Hamilton Grange.
It’s 12,745 square feet and spread out over six stories.
The townhouse features three beautifully furnished sitting rooms and 10 wood-burning fireplaces.
There’s a library …
and a stunning formal living room.
The 16 rooms feature original oak hardwood floors and crown molding.
There are three outdoor spaces: a main floor deck, third floor terrace and a landscaped roof deck with views.
There are seven bedrooms, all master-suite in size and style.
And eight gorgeous bathrooms like this one:
The house may be almost 120 years old but the kitchen is state of the art.
There’s a butler’s serving area next to this stunning grand parlor dining room.
The townhome is a perfect balance of keeping all its original details intact, yet the furnishings, art and color selection give it an inviting, contemporary look. What’s your favorite room?
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