312 E 53rd St, New York, NY 10022

An Enduring Manhattan Treasure, Landmarked Turtle Bay Townhouse with Extra-Large Garden OasisBuilt in 1866 by Robert and James Cunningham, 312 East 53rd Street is one of Manhattans last surviving wood-frame residences, a French Second Empire townhouse with a mansard roof and bracketed cornices, officially designated a New York City Landmark in 1968. The home has been carefully rehabilitated to preserve its original character, including wide-plank floors, fireplaces, and preserved millwork throughout.While you have all the amazing character and charming detail inside, outside you step into a gloriously large garden, 70-ft deep, giving you your own oasis in New York City. With a storied history and many notable inhabitants over the years, including Lincoln Kirstein founder of the New York City Ballet, this is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a piece of NYC history and to add your own chapter to its story.Garden FloorA front entry hall leads to a spacious updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and a large dining area. The kitchen opens directly to a private, full-canopy garden with mature trees, lush landscaping, and a working fountain, creating a peaceful Midtown retreat. Ideal for outdoor dining, entertaining, or relaxation, the 1,250-sq-ft bi-level garden also offers significant expansion potential. And of course, abundant room to roam for your happy dogs.Parlour FloorThe formal stoop entrance opens to your main living space with 10-ft