4 E 62nd Street, New York City, NY 10065

Enviably located on a prime Upper East Side block known for its beautiful townhouses, this exquisite two bedroom, two and half bathroom duplex boasts spectacular proportions and a rarely-seen old-world glamor. Sprawling over 2000 sq.ft., the thoughtful and sophisticated townhouse mansion-style design allows for dignified and sophisticated entertaining spaces and lush, poised private quarters.

Entering the home from a semi-private landing, you are welcomed into a handsome parlor level that opens onto the spacious south-facing grand room with soaring 12’ ceilings. Steps take you down to the dining room with a lovely Juliet balcony overlooking a beautifully landscaped courtyard. The airy, sunlit living room features floor-to-ceiling windows that boast similarly unobstructed courtyard views, and custom-designed built-in shelving in an elegant, glossy Maple wood, as well as a stunningly-framed fireplace. The kitchen boasts top-of-the-line Miele and SubZero appliances and marble countertops and breakfast bar, with a Miele washer/dryer conveniently and discreetly tucked away. A chic powder room and ample storage space round out the offerings of the first floor.

A sweeping staircase ushers you to the second floor’s private quarters. The palatial primary suite overlooks the private garden with a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows, and features a dressing room with a walk-in closet. The ensuite bathroom boasts a large soaking tub, glassed-in stall shower and double glass sinks. A roomy, serene second bedroom features a lovely marble-clad ensuite bathroom with a large soaking bathtub/shower combination.

Known as The Curzon House, the limestone Beaux Arts-style mansion at 4 East 62nd offers a unique combination of intimate townhouse-like living and white glove service from a 24-hour doorman and a resident manager. On a highly-coveted, tree-lined Upper East Side block, just steps from Central Park, its prime location allows easy access to Madison Avenue’s first-class shopping, restaurants and museums.