165 East 70th Street | Upper East Side, NY

https://www.theagencyre.com/single-fa... No. 165—one-of-one on New York’s Upper East Side. Behind mirrored Horus bronze doors on one of the city's finest tree-lined blocks, stands a landmarked 1902 limestone carriage house by C.P.H. Gilbert, later a private garage for Paul and Bunny Mellon. In 2011, it became a 20 room, 15,978-SF timeless residence by Sawyer | Berson. A limestone stair hall and iron staircase climb 46 feet past a curb cut driveway leading to a glass-walled garage, 13-seat theater, and guest quarters. Upstairs: a living room, glass-walled dining room, and eat-in kitchen with terrace; a primary suite spanning the third floor's north half, with his-and-hers marble baths; three bedrooms and a terrace on four; his-and-hers offices and a solarium on five, capped with a rooftop garden above. Six bedrooms, thirteen baths, six wood-burning fireplaces, three terraces, two elevators, a full spa, wine cellar, and a gym paneled in chestnut and tile salvaged from the building's horse ramps. No detail spared for refined living. Moments from Central Park and the Frick Collection.