This elegant 18.5' wide, single-family townhouse boasts a Colonial Revival style facade with a limestone base, brick upper stories and a setback fifth floor highlighted by two dormer windows. Architect John B. Snook built 151 East 74th Street in 1878 and many notable New Yorkers have resided in this townhouse over the years, including Captain Kermit Roosevelt - son of President Theodore Roosevelt and Academy Award winning actor Henry Fonda. With five floors and a finished basement, this townhouse contains eight bedrooms and approximately 6,000 sq. ft. of living space.

Layout:

Ground Floor - Two entrances, a formal entrance as well as a second delivery entrance which leads into an eat in chef's kitchen. A large family room occupies the rear, which has access to a sun-filled garden.

Parlor Floor - The perfect floor for entertaining. A grand landing sits at the top of the stairs with steps up to a formal living room in the front and a classic dining room with a peaceful terrace in the rear. The entire floor features grand ceiling heights and original floors and both rooms flaunt fireplaces with beautifully detailed mantles.

Third Floor - The master suite fills the front of this floor, the bedroom has three south-facing windows, a fireplace, a walk-in closet and full bathroom. There is an additional bedroom with exposures to the North and West ( a unique feature to this home) and a full bathroom in the rear.

Fourth Floor - One large bedroom with a full bathroom in the front and two bedrooms with a full bath in the rear.

Fifth Floor - Bedroom with full bath and access to a south-facing terrace in the front and two bedrooms and a laundry room in the rear.

Basement - recreation room, storage, mechanicals.