Located on a tree-lined street in the East 60s, this magnificent 40-foot brick townhouse, circa 1919, was once owned by John Hay "Jock" Whitney and boasts unique historic details acquired during his travels abroad. Spanning approximately 11,000 square feet, the four-story residence has 16 rooms, 8 bedrooms, 8 baths, a landscaped garden and four terraces with wrought iron balustrades. The home features grand entertaining spaces, a sweeping staircase, soaring ceilings, traditional moldings, 7 fireplaces, parquet de Versailles flooring, exquisite millwork, and has central air-conditioning and an elevator. A rare and special offering. First Level: One enters the home into a foyer leading to a 14-foot square gallery with a grand circular staircase, a powder room and coat closet. Double doors open onto the 16-foot library which has paneling imported from England, a fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the charming garden. Adjacent, the elegant 22-foot formal dining room has a fireplace and also has a wall of windows facing the garden. There is a meticulously renovated Chef's kitchen featuring granite countertops, custom cabinetry, a large banquette, and top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. There is a large butler's pantry, temperature controlled wine storage, and a separate office area. A guest room with a full bath may also be found on this level, as well as a powder room. Parlor Floor: There is a 35-foot ballroom with floor-to-ceiling leaded glass bay windows and a terrace overlooking the garden. This grand entertaining expanse has a woodburning fireplace and a 13-foot ceiling accentuated by exquisite plaster moldings. There is a large center landing and a powder room. Two master suites may also be found on this level, each with its own terrace and antique French paneling. Third Floor: Five bedrooms, four baths, ample storage and a laundry room may be found on this level. Fourth Floor: A dramatic pent
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