Located on one of the most desirable, architecturally renowned townhouse blocks on the Upper East Side, 132 East 70th Street is a rare offering.

Built in 1914 to designs by architect Herbert M. Baer, this 20' wide townhouse contains over 7,000 sq. ft. of space, plus additional buildable square footage, and is surrounded by other magnificent homes designed by some of the most celebrated architects including William Livingston, Grosvener Atterbury, William Lescaze and Paul Mellon.

The neo-Georgian style façade boasts a large center entry set in a limestone base and brick upper stories that are highlighted by two large arched windows on the parlor floor, adding to the grandeur of this home.

132 East 70th Street is exceptionally spacious, with an extension built full on the ground floor and a slightly smaller extension extending up to the fourth floor, plus a full basement.

The interior of this home features impressive ceiling heights, an elevator, original details and an abundance of light that penetrates through the house.

There are multiple possibilities for outdoor space, with a garden on the ground floor, a balcony on the third floor, a terrace on the fifth floor and an internal staircase that leads up to the roof.