This charming townhouse is an ideal opportunity for a purchaser looking to create a single family home. 122 East 93rd Street was built with 124 East 93rdStreet architect Thomas McAvoy in 1878 as a pair of houses for Frederick A. Reichard, a wealthy French merchant of that time. The house, situated steps from Park Avenue, boasts a Neo-Grec faade and approximately 17 of width. Located in the Carnegie Hill historic district, one of Manhattans finest neighborhoods, 122 East 93 rd Street is close to the citys most elite schools, top rated restaurants, exquisite shopping on Madison Avenue and Central Park. Lower Triplex: Lower floor features a private entry accompanied by a foyer, an office / bedroom and renovated full bathroom in the front. In the rear, there is a recently renovated chefs kitchen, complete with marble counter-tops, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a Viking oven as well as a living area with access to a large, south facing garden. The upper floor features two bedrooms with two renovated full bathrooms. The master bedroom has access to a large deck that overlooks the garden below. There is also a finished basement with laundry, a recreation room and plenty of storage. Upper Duplex: Lower floor: Private entry. Living room and kitchenette in the front, dining room or third bedroom and renovated full bathroom in the rear. Upper floor: Two bedrooms and two en-suite full bathrooms and a laundry room.
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