416 W 154th St, New York, NY 10032

  Grandeur and graceful detailing distinguish Residence 416, a pristine Beaux-Arts Renaissance revival, showcasing new-age style, sophistication, elegance, and class. Nestled atop a serene, tree-lined street in the historic district of Hamilton Heights. This architectural masterpiece is flanked by three sister brownstones was originally designed in 1893 by architect W.H.C. Hornum, this elegant brownstone once provided a home for German emigrant Hillis Schmidt, a renowned manufacturer of surgical instruments, along with his American-born wife Wilhelmina and their son Augustus. Today, it serves as a grand example of seamless integration between historical charm and contemporary luxury, inviting its occupants to experience a piece of New York City's storied architectural past. The heart of this home is the south-facing living room, a breathtaking space adorned with cathedral high ceilings and enriched with intricate period details and exceptional craftsmanship. This room perfectly encapsulates a harmonious blend of grandeur and comfort, making it deserving of a feature in Architectural Digest. The fireplace enhances this setting, bringing a touch of the building's regal heritage while augmenting the room's overall aesthetic and warmth. Just off the living room, there is an exquisite powder room featuring a sophisticated wet bar and ample storage, providing both functionality and elegance. Admired from every room the open plan chef's kitchen is a culinary haven equipped with