The Campanile Club Home (オフ市場)

One of the most unique and special homes in New York City, this massive and sprawling 5-bedroom, 4.5 bathroom duplex comes with one of the largest private outdoor gardens in all of Manhattan. No detail has been overlooked on the interior as every system and appliance is brand new including central HVAC, semi-private elevator, oversized chef’s kitchen, new windows, marble bathrooms, and five wonderfully proportioned bedrooms. Once a Yacht club, fashion venue, and storied speakeasy – Club 1/3 has been reborn as a modern residence with a ultra-expansive private backyard. The home has the scale of a suburban mansion and has meticulously renovated with spectacular finishes and oversized windows that flood the home with natural light and glorious ambiance. Situated at the end of a rare Manhattan cul-de-sac, 450 East 52nd Street is a stunning and friendly pre-war coop of 14 storis that boasts a Venetian-Gothic Façade of stone and brick. Officially called The Campanile, Dorothy Parker dubbed the building, Wit’s End. Only its glamorous and illustrious residences overshadow the building’s colorful and storied history. Some of New York City’s most glamorous residents have called The Campanile “home” including Gretta Garbo, Alexander Woollcott, Mary Virginia Martin, Edgar J Kauffman, and Henry Heinz. Can be purchased fully furnished.