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Casa e casa singola in vendita - Clason Point

United States > New York > Bronx > Clason Point
EUR 6.861.980

Casa e casa singola (In vendita)

6 loc
6 cam
3 ba
Riferimento: EDEN-T101112253 / 101112253
1 West 123rd Street --- 31 Mt Morris Park West Winner of the 2022 LUCY G. MOSES PRESERVATION Award THE JOHN DWIGHT HOUSE - PAST IS PROLOGUE Following the lead of McKim, Mead and White, this house was built in 1890 in the neo-Renaissance Revival style by architect Frank Hill Smith for John Dwight. It was erected during The Gilded Age (from 1875 to 1900 or 1910), and financed by his baking soda empire, Arm and Hammer. This product dominated the market from 1873 onward and is still popular today. Frank Hill Smith was also a painter who collaborated with William Morris Hunt in the 1880s, which may account for his preoccupation with interior design and color, which is reflected in the house we see today. AWARD WINNING HISTORIC RENOVATION During their decade long ownership, the present owners engaged the illustrious architect, Samuel G. White, the great grandson of Stanford White, to restore the interior design elements and original floor plan of this house. The mission of White's varied architectural practice is defined as "combining historic restoration and adaptive reuse with new designs and historic settings" and this house offered the perfect palette. Among many other projects, White has modernized Stanford White's Astor Court in Rhinebeck with a similar philosophy. Astor Court was built originally built for John Jacob Astor IV and inspired by The Grand Trianon at Versailles. CORNER HOUSE WITH EXCEPTIONAL LIGHT As New York townhouses tend to be adjacent to each other facing north and south, finding a corner house with light on three sides is extremely rare. This house faces west, south and east, with sets of huge square windows and an amazing five corner rooms. The numerous windows on the long side of the house infuse the interior with an exceptional amount of light. Further adding to the abundant light are four oval rooms on the long side of the building also with huge sets of windows. In total, the house possesses 52 large windows, an extraordinary number. Few houses are so blessed with this amount of natural light. LAYOUT Basement Approx. 2,540 SqFt Four Storage Rooms Wine Cellar Gas/Meter Room Two Sidewalk Vaults Laundry Room Powder Room Meter Room Boiler Room Elevator/Mechanics Room Workshop/Storage Room Ground Floor r Approx. 2,260 SqFt Interior, 795 SqFt Exterior Entry Hall Dining Room Powder Room Corridor Eat-In Kitchen Pantry Library Elevator Double-Door Entrance (Steel Door and Wooden Door) Parlor Floor Approx. 2,160 SqFt Large Hall Oval Reading Room + Fireplace Corridor Back Room Library with Skylight Elevator Drawing Room + Fireplace Third Floor Approx. 1,665 SqFt Interior, 495 SqFt Exterior Large Hall Bedroom/Study + Fireplace Terrace Full Bathroom Oval Bedroom + Fireplace Elevator Dressing Room Fourth Floor Approx. 1,665 SqFt Anteroom Bedroom/Study + Fireplace Dressing Room Full Bathroom Oval Bedroom + Fireplace Elevator Fifth Floor Approx. 1,665 SqFt Skylight Room Kitchen and Laundry Room Dressing Room Full Bathroom Bedroom / Study + Fireplace Oval Bedroom Elevator Building: 25 FT Wide and 92 FT Depth Lot: 25 FT Wide and 100 FT Depth Rooms: 15 Bedrooms: 6 Full Bathrooms: 3 Powder Rooms: 2 Two Kitchens Two Laundry Rooms Two Sets of Staircases Elevator (Non-functional, can be restored)(Original mechanics) With a total Gross Interior Square Footage of Approx. 11,955 (including the Basement of Approx. 2,540 Gross Square Feet). The total Exterior space is approx. 1,290 Square Feet, this includes the front outdoor space and the terrace (the outdoor square footage is separate from the interior Gross Square Footage). THE FUTURE IS YOURS These owners have been loyal custodians of the restoration of the interior design elements and original floorplan of this illustrious building. Now it will be the next owner's opportunity to carry forward their own vision within this remarkable property. Visualizza di più Visualizza di meno 1 West 123rd Street --- 31 Mt Morris Park West Gewinner des LUCY G. MOSES PRESERVATION Award 2022 DAS JOHN DWIGHT HOUSE - VERGANGENHEIT IST PROLOG Nach der Führung von McKim, Mead und White wurde dieses Haus 1890 vom Architekten Frank Hill Smith für John Dwight im Neorenaissance-Stil erbaut. Es wurde während des Gilded Age (von 1875 bis 1900 oder 1910) errichtet und von seinem Backpulver-Imperium Arm and Hammer finanziert. Dieses Produkt dominierte den Markt ab 1873 und ist bis heute beliebt. Frank Hill Smith war auch ein Maler, der in den 1880er Jahren mit William Morris Hunt zusammenarbeitete, was seine Beschäftigung mit Innenarchitektur und Farbe erklären könnte, die sich in dem Haus widerspiegelt, das wir heute sehen. PREISGEKRÖNTE HISTORISCHE RENOVIERUNG Während ihres jahrzehntelangen Besitzes beauftragten die heutigen Besitzer den berühmten Architekten Samuel G. White, den Urenkel von Stanford White, mit der Wiederherstellung der Innenarchitekturelemente und des ursprünglichen Grundrisses dieses Hauses. Die Mission von Whites vielfältigem Architekturbüro ist definiert als "Kombination von historischer Restaurierung und adaptiver Wiederverwendung mit neuen Designs und historischen Umgebungen" und dieses Haus bot die perfekte Palette. Neben vielen anderen Projekten hat White Stanford Whites Astor Court in Rhinebeck mit einer ähnlichen Philosophie modernisiert. Astor Court wurde ursprünglich für John Jacob Astor IV erbaut und vom Grand Trianon in Versailles inspiriert. ECKHAUS MIT AUSSERGEWÖHNLICHEM LICHT Da New Yorker Stadthäuser in der Regel nach Norden und Süden nebeneinander liegen, ist es äußerst selten, ein Eckhaus mit Licht auf drei Seiten zu finden. Dieses Haus ist nach Westen, Süden und Osten ausgerichtet, mit riesigen quadratischen Fenstern und erstaunlichen fünf Eckzimmern. Die zahlreichen Fenster an der Längsseite des Hauses durchfluten den Innenraum mit außergewöhnlich viel Licht. Zusätzlich zum reichhaltigen Licht tragen vier ovale Räume an der Längsseite des Gebäudes bei, ebenfalls mit riesigen Fenstern. Insgesamt besitzt das Haus 52 große Fenster, eine außergewöhnliche Anzahl. Nur wenige Häuser sind so mit dieser Menge an natürlichem Licht gesegnet. GRUNDRISS Keller Ca. 2.540 m² Vier Lagerräume Weinkeller Gas / Zählerraum Zwei Bürgersteiggewölbe Waschküche Gästetoilette Meter Raum Heizraum Aufzug / Mechaniker Raum Werkstatt / Abstellraum Erdgeschoss r Ca. 2.260 m² Innenraum, 795 m² Außeneingangshalle Esszimmer Gästetoilette Flur Wohnküche Speisekammer Bibliothek Aufzug Doppeltüreingang (Stahltür und Holztür) Salonboden Ca. 2.160 m² Große Halle Ovaler Lesesaal + Kaminkorridor Hinterzimmer Bibliothek mit Skylight Elevator Salon + Kamin Dritter Stock Ca. 1.665 m² Innenraum, 495 m² Außen Große Halle Schlafzimmer / Arbeitszimmer + Kaminterrasse Komplettes Badezimmer Ovales Schlafzimmer + Kamin Aufzug Ankleideraum Vierter Stock Ca. 1.665 m² Vorraum Schlafzimmer / Arbeitszimmer + Kamin Ankleideraum Komplettes Badezimmer ovales Schlafzimmer + Kamin Aufzug Fünfter Stock Ca. 1.665 m² Oberlichtzimmer Küche und Waschküche Ankleideraum Komplettes Badezimmer Schlafzimmer / Arbeitszimmer + Kamin Ovales Schlafzimmer Aufzug Gebäude: 25 FT Breite und 92 FT Tiefe Lot: 25 FT Breite und 100 FT Tiefe Zimmer: 15 Schlafzimmer: 6 Badezimmer: 3 Gästetoiletten: 2 Zwei Küchen Zwei Waschküchen Zwei Treppensätze Aufzug (nicht funktionsfähig, kann restauriert werden (Originalmechanik) Mit einer Gesamtfläche von ca. 11.955 Bruttoquadratmetern (einschließlich des Kellers von ca. 2.540 Bruttoquadratfuß). Die gesamte Außenfläche beträgt ca. 1.290 Quadratfuß, dazu gehören der vordere Außenbereich und die Terrasse (die Außenfläche ist getrennt von der Bruttoquadratmeterzahl im Innenbereich). DIE ZUKUNFT GEHÖRT IHNEN Diese Besitzer waren treue Hüter der Restaurierung der Innenarchitekturelemente und des ursprünglichen Grundrisses dieses berühmten Gebäudes. Jetzt wird es die Gelegenheit für den nächsten Eigentümer sein, seine eigene Vision in diesem bemerkenswerten Anwesen weiterzuführen. 1 West 123rd Street --- 31 Mt Morris Park West Winner of the 2022 LUCY G. MOSES PRESERVATION Award THE JOHN DWIGHT HOUSE - PAST IS PROLOGUE Following the lead of McKim, Mead and White, this house was built in 1890 in the neo-Renaissance Revival style by architect Frank Hill Smith for John Dwight. It was erected during The Gilded Age (from 1875 to 1900 or 1910), and financed by his baking soda empire, Arm and Hammer. This product dominated the market from 1873 onward and is still popular today. Frank Hill Smith was also a painter who collaborated with William Morris Hunt in the 1880s, which may account for his preoccupation with interior design and color, which is reflected in the house we see today. AWARD WINNING HISTORIC RENOVATION During their decade long ownership, the present owners engaged the illustrious architect, Samuel G. White, the great grandson of Stanford White, to restore the interior design elements and original floor plan of this house. The mission of White's varied architectural practice is defined as "combining historic restoration and adaptive reuse with new designs and historic settings" and this house offered the perfect palette. Among many other projects, White has modernized Stanford White's Astor Court in Rhinebeck with a similar philosophy. Astor Court was built originally built for John Jacob Astor IV and inspired by The Grand Trianon at Versailles. CORNER HOUSE WITH EXCEPTIONAL LIGHT As New York townhouses tend to be adjacent to each other facing north and south, finding a corner house with light on three sides is extremely rare. This house faces west, south and east, with sets of huge square windows and an amazing five corner rooms. The numerous windows on the long side of the house infuse the interior with an exceptional amount of light. Further adding to the abundant light are four oval rooms on the long side of the building also with huge sets of windows. In total, the house possesses 52 large windows, an extraordinary number. Few houses are so blessed with this amount of natural light. LAYOUT Basement Approx. 2,540 SqFt Four Storage Rooms Wine Cellar Gas/Meter Room Two Sidewalk Vaults Laundry Room Powder Room Meter Room Boiler Room Elevator/Mechanics Room Workshop/Storage Room Ground Floor r Approx. 2,260 SqFt Interior, 795 SqFt Exterior Entry Hall Dining Room Powder Room Corridor Eat-In Kitchen Pantry Library Elevator Double-Door Entrance (Steel Door and Wooden Door) Parlor Floor Approx. 2,160 SqFt Large Hall Oval Reading Room + Fireplace Corridor Back Room Library with Skylight Elevator Drawing Room + Fireplace Third Floor Approx. 1,665 SqFt Interior, 495 SqFt Exterior Large Hall Bedroom/Study + Fireplace Terrace Full Bathroom Oval Bedroom + Fireplace Elevator Dressing Room Fourth Floor Approx. 1,665 SqFt Anteroom Bedroom/Study + Fireplace Dressing Room Full Bathroom Oval Bedroom + Fireplace Elevator Fifth Floor Approx. 1,665 SqFt Skylight Room Kitchen and Laundry Room Dressing Room Full Bathroom Bedroom / Study + Fireplace Oval Bedroom Elevator Building: 25 FT Wide and 92 FT Depth Lot: 25 FT Wide and 100 FT Depth Rooms: 15 Bedrooms: 6 Full Bathrooms: 3 Powder Rooms: 2 Two Kitchens Two Laundry Rooms Two Sets of Staircases Elevator (Non-functional, can be restored)(Original mechanics) With a total Gross Interior Square Footage of Approx. 11,955 (including the Basement of Approx. 2,540 Gross Square Feet). The total Exterior space is approx. 1,290 Square Feet, this includes the front outdoor space and the terrace (the outdoor square footage is separate from the interior Gross Square Footage). THE FUTURE IS YOURS These owners have been loyal custodians of the restoration of the interior design elements and original floorplan of this illustrious building. Now it will be the next owner's opportunity to carry forward their own vision within this remarkable property.
Riferimento: EDEN-T101112253
Paese: US
Città: Mt Morris Park
Codice postale: 10027
Categoria: Residenziale
Tipo di annuncio: In vendita
Tipo di proprietà: Casa e casa singola
Locali: 6
Camere da letto: 6
Bagni: 3
WC: 1

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