An Upper East Side Townhouse with a Celebrity Past Hits the Market
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1/10Photographs Courtesy of The Corcoran GroupFor those charmed by the history and luxury of the Upper East Side, this circa-1899 townhouse on 95th Street is a listing you wont want to miss. The late Elia Kazan, an Academy-award winning producer, writer, and director, felt that way when he laid eyes on the 4,240-square-foot home in 1986. He purchased it and lived there until his death in 2003. Over a decade later, the current owner is none other than television journalist Cynthia McFadden. The NBC News correspondent picked it up in 2013 for $5 million, and just put it on the market for $5.995 million.While there are many sumptuous townhouses on the Upper East Side, there’s something about this four-story, 18-food-wide townhouse that has allured multiple celebrities. Maybe it’s the pristine period details or 940-square-feet of exterior space, or maybe it’s an intangible feeling buyers get when they walk through the grand door.Among the home’s many gracious and chic rooms are four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, a library, a dining room, and a living room, just to name a few.Sharon Baum, John Gasdaska, and Jonathon Conlon of The Corcoran Group have the Carnegie Hill listing.To keep up with the latest real estate news no matter where you are, follow dailyDEEDs on Instagram!Photographs Courtesy of The Corcoran GroupFor those charmed by the history and luxury of the Upper East Side, this circa-1899 townhouse on 95th Street is a listing you wont want to miss. The late Elia Kazan, an Academy-award winning producer, writer, and director, felt that way when he laid eyes on the 4,240-square-foot home in 1986. He purchased it and lived there until his death in 2003. Over a decade later, the current owner is none other than television journalist Cynthia McFadden. The NBC News correspondent picked it up in 2013 for $5 million, and just put it on the market for $5.995 million.While there are many sumptuous townhouses on the Upper East Side, there’s something about this four-story, 18-food-wide townhouse that has allured multiple celebrities. Maybe it’s the pristine period details or 940-square-feet of exterior space, or maybe it’s an intangible feeling buyers get when they walk through the grand door.Among the home’s many gracious and chic rooms are four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, a library, a dining room, and a living room, just to name a few.Sharon Baum, John Gasdaska, and Jonathon Conlon of The Corcoran Group have the Carnegie Hill listing.To keep up with the latest real estate news no matter where you are, follow dailyDEEDs on Instagram!
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