4 E 93rd St, New York, NY 10128

Just off Central Park and Fifth Avenue on one of Manhattan's most picturesque tree-lined streets, this extraordinary 40-foot-wide limestone mansion is a rare offering of remarkable scale, craftsmanship, and grandeur. Designed by the celebrated architectural firm Walker & Gillette and built in 1922 for the renowned sculptor Elie Nadelman and his wife, Viola, the residence later became home to the Isadora Duncan Memorial School of Dance. Encompassing approximately 12,120 gross square feet of interior living space, plus an additional 3,610-square-foot cellar level, the residence is complemented by 3,350 square feet of beautiful outdoor space, including a south-facing landscaped garden overlooking the neighboring townhouse gardens, a terrace on the third floor, and a roof deck. With ten bedrooms, ten full bathrooms, and three powder rooms, this exceptional home has been masterfully designed for both grand-scale entertaining and luxurious everyday living. It features a half-court windowed basketball court with an entertainment area and an incredible gym, with the potential to incorporate a swimming pool in the English basement. A separate staff apartment with its own street entrance further enhances the functionality and privacy of the residence. Bathed in natural light throughout, the mansion seamlessly blends timeless architectural elegance with state-of-the-art infrastructure and modern conveniences. Distinguished features include an elevator servicing every level of the home,