Live surrounded by the gardens of the Pulitzer Mansion in this $4.6M Upper East Side co-op
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Asking $4,600,000, this two-bedroom co-op is a ground-floor unit surrounded by the lush communal gardens of the Stanford White-designed Pulitzer Mansion. Designed as a Venetian Baroque palazzo, this one-of-a-kind residence at 11 East 73rd Street, completed in 1903 and converted into cooperative apartments in 1954, sits less than a block from Central Park among the Upper East Side’s most beautiful historic mansions.
The former residence of publishing magnate Joseph Pulitzer is one of New York City’s few examples of its kind that remains in residential use. This dramatic home begins with a circular entrance gallery framed by a 14-foot-high domed ceiling, beautifully-maintained chevron-patterned flooring, and a fireplace.
The living room also has 14-foot ceilings and a fireplace. Sharing the same massive space is a dining area that overlooks the building’s beautifully landscaped gardens through banks of windows. The kitchen features rustic tiled flooring and wood worktops, a SubZero refrigerator, and lots of natural light.
The apartment’s primary bedroom is a luxurious retreat overlooking the gardens beyond, with a sitting area, a fireplace, and a dressing room lined with closets. The smaller second bedroom is surrounded by gardens and has access to an adjacent full bath.
There is another large space, accessible across the gardens and via the building’s lower level, available for sale as well. The pet-friendly 14-unit building offers a doorman, a live-in super, and laundry in the basement.
[Listing details: The Pulitzer Mansion, 11 East 73rd Street, #1E at CityRealty]
[At Compass by Gioia Zwack]
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Photo credit: Joel Pitra/DDreps
