This property ain’t brick, but it’s stacked — and that is a simple fact.
A 6-tale, 7,000-sq.-foot townhouse – tricked out with “a midnight bar” and a “spa level” – has offered for $6.4 million in Harlem, smashing the neighborhood’s product sales record for a townhouse.
The house at 32 Mount Morris Park West had questioned $6.5 million. The Genuine Deal 1st claimed the offer.
Harlem’s preceding townhouse report was established by a dwelling at 72 Hamilton Terrace, which bought for $5.1 million in 2018 right after staying freshly restored pursuing a hearth that gutted the house.
Built in 1888, this new record holder preserves a great deal of its historical past, together with cast iron columns and an first fire. The 24-foot-huge, five-bedroom, five-rest room spread was commissioned by John Dwight, the co-founder of Arm & Hammer, for Civil War Union basic Alexander Phoenix Ketchum. Nowadays, the home has an extra 2,000 sq. toes of outside room and rooftop health club/glass solarium.
The third floor features what the listing calls that “spa-level” bathroom and a stroll-in closet with a “midnight bar.”
Braden Linard, operator of boutique style firm Brad Linard styles, was the seller, according to public information, and he was represented by Douglas Elliman’s Erin Boisson Aries and Dustin Crouse. Compass brokers Anna Hargraves Hall and James Corridor represented the consumer. The sale has but to hit public documents, shielding the identity of the customer – for now.
Last calendar year, Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka outlined their Harlem brownstone for $7.32 million, The Put up reported.
“If this household could gain an Emmy, it would. There is so much soul and character that it is tough to pinpoint standout attributes mainly because there are far too numerous to depend,” listing broker Vickey Barron of Compass, who shares the listing with Compass’ Pacey Barron, told The Publish.
But in the end the celeb digs unsuccessful to find a buyer.
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