Yon opòtinite ra pou posede youn nan dènye kay vil New York ki vrèman remakab, ki gen enpòtans achitekti. Rich ak istwa ak karaktè, bagay sa a nan Gramercy Park kanpe deyò kòm youn nan pi istorik rezidans prive nan peyi a.

Orijin kay la egalman inik menm jan ak konsepsyon li. Li te premye bati nan Amsterdam nan 17yèm syèk la pa pwopriyetè Olandè rich, li te demonté ak swen epi voye nan Manhattan an 1845, li te jwenn yon kay sou Upper West Side nan premye. An 1910, li te deplase ankò, fwa sa a nan kote li ye a, kote li te reimajine pa achitèk Angle ki renome Frederick J. Sterner. Komisyone pa magnat sik la Joseph B. Thomas, kay la te vin konnen kòm Joseph B. Thomas House. Depi lè sa a, li te rete ekstraòdinè intact, ki resamman te posede pa yon desinatè mòd ki renome nan mond lan ak yon filantwòp. Pandan plizyè dekad, li te òganize fèt ikonik epi li te sèvi kòm yon salon kreyatif pou kèk nan fanm ki pi enfliyan nan sosyete a.

Eksteryè a se yon vitrin dramatik nan estil Gothic Revival, ak gwo fenèt vè sabli sou chak nivo, detay wòch konplèks, ak yon tèt kay ki distenk, tankou nan yon liv istwa. Pòt an bwa gwo yo soti nan prèske 7,000 pye kare sou kat etaj plis yon mezzanine, ofri tou de granè ak yon santiman entim.

Anndan, kay la fè yon enpresyon dirab depi nan moman ou antre nan gran foyer la, kote yon planche wòch Flemish klasik mete ton an. Moso ki pi enpòtan an se "Chambre Italienne," jan Sterner li menm te rele li, yon espas ki fè ou sezi ak yon plafon voute an barik, travay plas ki rich, mi ki panèl, ak yon cheminè wòch monumental. Yon solaryòm ak yon plafon vè jis pi lwen ranpli kay la ak limyè natirèl ak vèt, ancre nan yon sous dlo trankil.

Anba a, yon sal dèzè ak yon sal tès bay yon retrè kache, atmoferik. Sal manje ofisyèl la fè sonje yon estati kountriyè Ewopeyen, anvlòp nan panèl bwa ki cho; pafè pou nenpòt bagay soti nan dine entim rive nan resepsyon lavish.

Anwo a, plan aktyèl la gen sis chanm ak sis twalèt, ak ase espas pou reconfigure an suites luksuryeuz, chanm abiye, oswa katye pèsonèl. Yon eskalye ki byen travay konekte chak nivo. Lòt karakteristik yo enkli yon kwizin chef, yon kwizin preparasyon, yon sant lessiv, yon asansè ti, ak eskalye formal ak sèvis.

Plan renouvèlman ki fèt avèk prekosyon yo disponib pou revizyon. Sa a se yon opòtinite ra, yon fwa nan yon jenerasyon pou posede yon kay ak istwa san konparab, entegrite achitekti, ak potansyèl transfòmasyon.

Sitiye nan kè zòn popilè Gramercy Park la, ou sèlman kèk moman lwen pi bon restoran, acha, ak amizman Manhattan gen pou ofri.

A rare chance to own one of New York City's last truly remarkable, architecturally significant townhouses. Rich with history and character, this Gramercy Park gem stands out as one of the most storied private residences in the country.

The home's origins are as unique as its design. First built in 17th-century Amsterdam by affluent Dutch owners, it was carefully dismantled and shipped to Manhattan in 1845, initially finding a home on the Upper West Side. In 1910, it was moved once again, this time to its current location, where it was reimagined by celebrated English architect Frederick J. Sterner. Commissioned by sugar magnate Joseph B. Thomas, the home became known as the Joseph B. Thomas House. Since then, it has remained strikingly intact, most recently owned by a world-famous fashion designer and philanthropist. For decades, it hosted iconic parties and served as a creative salon for some of society's most influential women.

The exterior is a dramatic showcase of Gothic Revival style, with bold stained-glass windows on every level, intricate stone detailing, and a distinctive, storybook roofline. Massive carved wooden doors open into nearly 7,000 square feet across four floors plus a mezzanine, offering both grandeur and a sense of intimacy.

Inside, the home makes a lasting impression from the moment you step into the grand entry foyer, where a classic Flemish stone floor sets the tone. The showpiece is the "Italian Room," as named by Sterner himself, an awe-inspiring space with a barrel-vaulted ceiling, ornate plasterwork, paneled walls, and a monumental stone fireplace. A glass-roofed solarium just beyond fills the home with natural light and greenery, anchored by a tranquil fountain.

Downstairs, a wine cellar and tasting room provide a hidden, atmospheric retreat. The formal dining room evokes a European country estate, wrapped in warm wood paneling; perfect for anything from intimate dinners to lavish entertaining.

Upstairs, the current layout includes six bedrooms and six bathrooms, with ample room to reconfigure into luxurious suites, dressing rooms, or staff quarters. A beautifully carved winding staircase connects each level. Additional features include a chef's kitchen, a prep kitchen, laundry center, dumbwaiter, and both formal and service staircases.

Thoughtfully crafted renovation plans are available for review. This is a rare, once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a home with unmatched history, architectural integrity, and transformative potential.

Located in the heart of the famed Gramercy Park neighborhood, you are just moments away from the best dining, shopping, and entertainment Manhattan has to offer.