226 E 62ND Street

226 East 62nd is a classic house designed by architect William Morris Hunt and built in the mid 1800s. The property has been divided into two two-bedroom duplex apartments and can be easily combined to a single-family house once again. The lower duplex is entered at street level, and offers a large, windowed, eat-in kitchen, half bath, open dining room and a very gracious 18x25 sun filled southern living room with a wood burning fireplace that leads to an enormous 20x39 south garden. Upstairs, the master bedroom has a large bathroom and a luxurious windowed dressing room. There is also an expansive second bedroom and bath on this floor of the garden duplex.

The Upper Duplexs first floor has a generous living room with a wood-burning fireplace and a setback 18 x 10 terrace overlooking the charming gardens of all the Treadwells Farm buildings. A large dining room and a windowed kitchen complete the floor. Upstairs there are two bedrooms, one with stunning wood paneling and a wood-burning fireplace and two baths - both with skylights allowing for plenty of natural light. Completing the floor is a windowed laundry and storage room, easily transitioned to a third bedroom. The house has four wood-burning fireplaces each with a beautiful antique mantle.

Additional air rights are available to build either into the garden or possibly a setback room and terrace on top of the upper duplex.